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Challenge
France & Switzerland




The Haute Route from Chamonix to Zermatt ranks among the world's most spectacular alpine hiking trails, covering 200 kilometers through the heart of the Swiss and French Alps. This legendary 10-14 day trek connects Mont Blanc and the Matterhorn while crossing eleven mountain passes with 15,200 meters of elevation gain. Hikers stay in traditional mountain refuges serving authentic alpine cuisine while traversing pristine glacial valleys, alpine meadows, and dramatic high-altitude terrain.
Quick facts

Chamonix to Trient
Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, Haute-Savoie, France

Trient to Champex-Lac
Trient, Valais, Switzerland

Champex-Lac to Le Châble
Champex-Lac, Valais, Switzerland

Le Châble to Cabane du Mont Fort
Le Châble, Valais, Switzerland
Cabane du Mont Fort to Cabane Prafleuri
Sarreyer, Valais, Switzerland

Cabane de Prafleuri to Arolla
Hérémence, Valais, Switzerland
Haute Route (Chamonix–Zermatt) covers 112 miles in total.
Most people complete Haute Route (Chamonix–Zermatt) in about 2-3.
The best season for Haute Route (Chamonix–Zermatt) is Summer.
Haute Route (Chamonix–Zermatt) has 10 checkpoints to log on the way to finishing it.