Tour du Mont Blanc

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The Tour du Mont Blanc is a renowned long-distance hiking route that encircles the highest peak in Western Europe, Mont Blanc. Spanning approximately 105 to 110 miles (170 to 175 km), it traverses through France, Italy, and Switzerland, offering diverse landscapes and cultures. The trail features a mix of forests, rocky terrain, and vast green valleys, providing breathtaking views of glaciers, mountain peaks, and alpine villages. This iconic trek typically takes 7 to 12 days to complete, depending on the hiker's pace and preferences. The route includes multiple mountain passes and scenic valleys, offering opportunities to experience local cuisine and accommodations. Hikers can enjoy a variety of wildlife, including ibex and alpine birds, while passing through historic villages like Courmayeur and Chamonix. The trail is well-marked and accessible, making it suitable for hikers of various skill levels.