Solo hiking the Tour du Mont Blanc (TMB) - 11 days through storms and stunning mountain sceneries

[@DarlaCorley]

You were very entertaining. I enjoyed your journey.

[@robbybobby354]

Thanks for sharing your journey!! I enjoyed every minute.

[@villemajanen]

Thank you @@robbybobby354, I'm glad to hear that 😊

[@ervinslens]

Stunning episode man, you keep rocking on this trail! What a journey ⛰️

[@villemajanen]

@@ervinslens thank you! It really was! Highly recommended!

[@FRUGALZZZ1]

Great video and fantastic advice as I plan my Tour in 2025!

[@villemajanen]

Thank you@@FRUGALZZZ1 nice to hear that. Let me know if you have any specific questions. I'll be happy to help!

[@rae-annecoleman4444]

Thank you for the video! How did the NatureHike tent stand up to the trail weather? Which tent version do you have?

[@villemajanen]

@@rae-annecoleman4444 Thank you! 😊. I think the tent was OK, but I had too thin mattress and sleeping bag. I would advice to take better ones as it gets surprisingly cold at night and the ground is a bit cold too. Sorry, Im not sure which model my tent is :/

[@AntonioManso-f1k]

Hello Ville! Happy New Year! Nice video. I am planning to do the TMB next june or july but I'll have only 5 to 6 days available. Saying that, could you please make a recommendation for the most beautiful parts of the trakking to fits these 5 days? Other question, what refuge you recommend to stay considering the route above? Thank you.

[@villemajanen]

@@AntonioManso-f1k thanks buddy! Sorry, I don't know the route well enough for such recommendations. I would maybe look if it was possible to take a bus, taxi or ski lift to skip some of the sections that are less scenic or such. I heard some people were doing that. I think the route itself is equally beautiful for the whole circle apart from maybe a few half day or such sections or just steep down hills, which were just very tiring, but you couldn't see much. Good luck and have fun!

[@AntonioManso-f1k]

@@villemajanen Thanks Ville!

[@yinghsuanchen3411]

Hello! How are the drone rules like on the TMB? We'd love to be able to use one. Also, would love to know where were you able to catch shuttle from the TMB trail to the campsites? Thank you so much!!

[@villemajanen]

To be honest, I'm not 100% sure of the drone rules. I saw people fly them. I took the shuttle from the trail to campsite after Courmayeur in Italy. It was free and there was info about them or you can ask once you get closer to it. Just it doesn't run 24/7 so better keep an eye on it little bit thy you don't arrive there too late (eg. when it's dark). Sorry, couldnt help you more this time.