Cicerone Zwitserland|Frankrijk|Wandelgids Trekking Chamonix to Zermatt

Engelstailge wandelgids van de Haute Route voor wandelaars:

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Guidebook to the Walker’s Haute Route from Chamonix to Zermatt. The 225km route typically takes 2 weeks to walk. Described in 14 stages, the route crosses 11 passes between Mont Blanc and the Matterhorn and involves more than 14,000m of ascent and descent. A complete guide for planning and walking the route, with accommodation information.

225km 11 passes and 14,000m of ascent make this a fairly tough trek; high alpine mountain walking, some sharp cols; final 2-day section on Europaweg is challenging and exposed, with some parts protected by cables and a 500m suspension bridge to cross.

A guidebook to the classic Chamonix to Zermatt trek from Mont Blanc to the Matterhorn. The 225km Walker’s Haute Route through the French and Swiss Alps crosses 11 passes, gains more than 14,000m in height and is a strong contender for the title of Most Beautiful Walk in Europe. The high-level route is described in 14 day stages, with optional variants, and is suitable for walkers with a good level of fitness and some previous alpine trekking experience. The final approach to Zermatt adopts the dramatic Europaweg, a high-level traverse of the east wall of the Mattertal, crossing the 500-metre suspension bridge at Randa. An alternative valley route to Zermatt can be taken if this does not appeal.
Alongside clear route descriptions and mapping for each stage of the trek, there is essential practical information on travel to Chamonix and return from Zermatt, as well as advice on accommodation in alpine villages and mountain refuges, trekking safety, equipment, itinerary planning and preparation. 
Taking 2 weeks to complete, this challenging but rewarding trek encompasses the greatest collection of 4000 metre peaks in the Alps – Mont Blanc, the Grand Combin, Dent Blanche, Weisshorn and the Matterhorn – and visits some of the most spectacular valleys, including theVal d’Hérens, Val d’Annivers and the Mattertal.

• Stage 1 Chamonix – Argentière
• Stage 2 Argentière – Col de Balme – Trient
• Stage 3 Trient – Fenêtre d’Arpette – Champex
• Stage 3A Trient – Col de la Forclaz – Alp Bovine – Champex
• Stage 4 Champex – Sembrancher – Le Châble
• Stage 5 Le Châble – Clambin – Cabane du Mont Fort
• Stage 5A Le Châble (Les Ruinettes) – Col Termin – Cabane de Louvie
• Stage 6 Cabane du Mont Fort – Col Termin – Col de Louvie – Col de Prafleuri – Cabane de Prafleuri
• Stage 7 Cabane de Prafleuri – Col des Roux – Pas de Chèvres – Arolla
• Stage 8 Arolla – Lac Bleu – Les Haudères – La Sage
• Stage 9 La Sage – Col du Tsaté – Cabane de Moiry
• Stage 9A La Sage – Col de Torrent – Barrage de Moiry/Grimentz
• Stage 10 Cabane de Moiry – Col de Sorebois – Zinal
• Stage 10A Barrage de Moiry – Col de Sorebois – Zinal
• Stage 11 Zinal – Forcletta – Gruben
• Stage 11A Zinal – Hôtel Weisshorn/Cabane Bella Tola
• Stage 11B Hôtel Weisshorn/Cabane Bella Tola – Meidpass – Gruben
• Stage 12 Gruben – Augstbordpass – St Niklaus
• Stage 12A St Niklaus – Gasenried
• Stage 13 Gasenried – Europa Hut
• Stage 14 Europa Hut – Täschalp – Zermatt
• Stage 13A/14A St Niklaus – Täsch – Zermatt

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