How to Hike the Tour Du Mont Blanc

[@TommyGunner86]

amazing video mate. love the detailed route guide.

[@jackbrookes]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Haroldthefirst]

Amazing content, would happily watch an hour long video of just you walking it 🙌

[@jackbrookes]

Thanks for the comment Harry 🙏

[@Rage0production]

Hi Jack, First off: what a wonderful video. This inspired me and my gf to take the same route you’ve walked, we’re just unsure about one thing, since we’ll be walking end of July (peak season) we’re wondering how you’ve managed with the different campsites / sleeping spots and what the availability is like. Did you book camping pitches ahead of time or just when you arrived? Thank you in advance!!

[@jackbrookes]

Thanks for the comment! We often found there was always at least one spare spot to camp during the high season when we went :) the hotels all book out well in advance, but camping is known to be pretty good. Call ahead if any issues - we just showed up (a group of 5 of us) and had no issues in 2023. Hope you have a good hike!!

[@LifeAdventureFam]

thank you for the detailed info, might do the same clockwise route next year instead of counterclockwise.

[@jackbrookes]

Thanks both! Appreciate your comments as always 🙏 would be great to see you both do it, stunning area of the world

[@ruiseverino7609]

Great detailed video. Thank you. Looking forward to do this trail aswell with some friends, just like you guys we will also have some time restrictions. Probably we only goona have around 4 or 5 days. What would be your adivise, at first we though about doing the section you guys missed there, would that be a good option or you would sugest other insted. Thank you

[@jackbrookes]

Hi Rui, both sections are great! If you have 5 days though I would recommend the one we did so you can pass through all countries and the picturesque pass between Italy and Switzerland. But it comes down to what you want to see/how far/high you want to walk?

[@JGals-Journey]

Hi Jack Amazing video and very informative Was just wondering if I was to do similar or same route How much could I expect to spend Ie campsites food etc over the course of the thru hike? Roughly if possible Thanks

[@jackbrookes]

Hey thanks so much for the comment! Camping wise - you’re able to wild camp for free away from towns and houses. But if You choose a campsite - there’s one near the town of Portree, it is normally around £15. Food you can get from the grocery stores quite cheap, but if you stop at pubs/restaurants you can expect maybe £15-25 for a standard meal :) I wild camped and took my own stuff and think I spent a total of $100 (not including transport/flights)

[@JGals-Journey]

@@jackbrookes thanks very much for the quick reply But was the mont blanc trip I was wondering about 🙈 I am from. Glasgow and regularly visit skye but still appreciate your information thankyou Looking at Cape wrath trail later this year and hoepfully the same as your mint blanc trip also 👍🏻

[@jackbrookes]

@@JGals-Journey Whoops sorry about that 😅 In terms of campsites they were around 20-25 euros per person per pitch. Small meals in France and Italy are around 15 euros, maybe 25 for a larger meal/dinner. Switzerland everything was more expensive - camping 35 euros and large meals 30+ euros. We tended to stick to the grocery stores and loaded up with that as much as we could. I think in general you can expect to spend around 50 euros / day depending what you are eating for the most part

[@JGals-Journey]

@@jackbrookes again thank you very much for taking the time to reply with such information for me Really helpful and appreciated Hoping to make the trip this year

[@jackbrookes]

@@JGals-Journey no worries at all mate - sorry for the first comment 😂 hope you have a great time there - the place is stunning and the hike one of the best in the world. Get in touch if you do go and let me know how it goes 👌

[@ervinslens]

Truly beautiful trail, looks gorgeous.🔥🏔🥾🥾 Views are insanely beautiful 🔥

[@jackbrookes]

Cheers Ervinslens - appreciate your comment 👍