Distance: 16km. Ascent: 1,000m. Descent: 1290m. Max altitude: 2,537m 

Time: 6-8 hours

A gentle start along the balcony route will warm you up nicely as the sun hits you as it peaks over the mountains.
Stopping along the way for a well-deserved rest, (coffee and first cake of the day)  you will get your energy back before you ascend to the Col du Grand Ferret., the highest point on the TMB trek at 2,537m,
In the afternoon, you descend into Switzerland. Along the way, you will pass through a local farm where you can sample some local cheeses before you reach La Fouly.
A short transfer takes you to Champex-Lac where you'll spend the night. You generally even get a chance to swim in an alpine lake.

Distance: 18.5km. Ascent: 810m. Descent: 1,000m. Max altitude: 2,050m 

Time: 7-8 hours

The day starts with some quick downhill km to warm up before quite a challenging hike to Bovine (known for incredible Swiss lunches, especially the Rösti).  

In the afternoon, you will head back down to the world-famous Col de la Forclaz, an important part of the Tour De France cycle race (local ice cream store!).
The day ends with a pleasant descent through the trees to the picturesque Swiss village of Trient, its pink church, and our hotel.

Distance: 11.1km. Ascent: 975m. Descent: 1,192m. Max altitude: 2,202m 

Time: 4 hours

Today is your final day of hiking, trekking back into France. It's an early start as you make your way up through the trees to Col De Balme, boasting some of the most incredible views of Mont Blanc.
The afternoon is our final descent through meadows to Le Tour for lunch.
From here, you get public transport back to Chamonix at 4:30 pm or Geneva airport at 6:30 pm.