Multi-day route guides for the Alps

Stage-by-stage guides to the classic long-distance routes of the Alps, with distances, ascent, refuges and cols from the Traverse route database.

• Haute Route Chamonix–Zermatt — 210 km, 11000 m ascent, 10 stages, T4
• Tour des Écrins — 194 km, 11700 m ascent, 5 stages, T4
• Alta Via dei Silenzi — 180 km, 9000 m ascent, 7 stages, T4
• Alta Via 2 — 159 km, 11513 m ascent, 7 stages,
• Tour du Mont Blanc — 155 km, 8000 m ascent, 10 stages, T2
• Tour du Grand Paradis — 150 km, 8000 m ascent, 6 stages, T5
• Alta Via 1 — 113 km, 7295 m ascent, 8 stages,
• Tour du Queyras (GR 58) — 104 km, 7556 m ascent, 7 stages,
• Tour des Combins — 95 km, 5517 m ascent, 6 stages,
• Tour du Beaufortain — 94 km, 5680 m ascent, 6 stages,
• Grand Tour du Chambeyron — 70 km, 5160 m ascent, 5 stages, T4
• Haute Route Bernoise — 57 km, 3250 m ascent, 4 stages, T4
• Tour des Glaciers de la Vanoise — 54 km, 2445 m ascent, 6 stages,
• Aiguilles Rouges Circuit — 50 km, 5238 m ascent, 6 stages, T3
• Tour du Mont Viso — 43 km, 2900 m ascent, 4 stages, T3
• Sentiero Roma — 40 km, 4191 m ascent, 4 stages,