Whether you’re curious about the culinary traditions and farming heritage of Haute-Savoie, or simply keen to explore the local cuisine of Chamonix, there’s no need to retreat into the mountains with a few goats and a…
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The Chamonix Marathon, known locally as the Marathon du Mont Blanc, is much more than 26.2 miles… For a start, as we’re in France, all the distances are in kilometres rather than in miles, so the marathon is in fact a…
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Explorer les Alpes de façon responsable, c’est possible — et de plus en plus facile. À mesure que les véhicules électriques (VE) se démocratisent, des destinations comme la vallée de Chamonix adaptent leurs infrastruc…
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Adventure means different things to different people. For some, it’s high ropes and zip lines. For others, it’s meeting alpine animals or spending a day by a mountain lake.The good news? The Mont Blanc region offers a…
Read moreChamonix has long been known as a global centre for high mountain sport. The steep granite faces, hanging glaciers and dramatic vertical terrain create a natural arena for athletes who push physical and mental limits.…
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Since April 2020, Chamonix All Year is very proud to be offering cancellation protection to all bookings in order to offer a risk-free holiday booking guarantee.
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Scenic route from Martigny to ChamonixNestled in the heart of the Alps, the Mont Blanc Express train offers a journey like no other. Running from Martigny through Chamonix to Saint Gervais, this scenic railway route p…
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Spring in Chamonix is a season of transition, when winter slowly gives way to summer and the valley offers a unique mix of activities from both worlds. Skiing and glacier adventures can still be enjoyed at altitude, w…
Read moreShopping in Chamonix often surprises first-time visitors. People come for the mountains, the skiing and the fresh air, then suddenly realise that the town has a brilliant mix of outdoor stores, French brands, local pr…
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Taking Your Pet on HolidayFrance stands as one of the most dog-friendly countries globally, boasting numerous pet-friendly holiday establishments, including accommodations and restaurants. In Chamonix, nestled amidst…
Read moreFor more than two centuries, women have played a vital role in the history of mountaineering in Chamonix and the surrounding Alps. Long before modern equipment and female mountain guides became the norm, these women c…
Read moreChamonix is shaped by ice. From glaciers high above the valley to the many gelaterias dotted around town, frozen things are part of local life. Ice even runs through the history of the region: long before freezers exi…
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