@Lisa he average temperatures are between -2°C and 22°C (28°F – 72°F) in July and August. It’s slightly cooler in June and September.
]]>@Betsy – thank you for kind words and recommendation. I haven’t tried a pStyle but am curious to try it now. Thanks for the recommendation.
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]]>@Lauren – You need to notify the refuges in advance otherwise it will be much more difficult. (Our tour company does this when we make the reservation). Even with doing so, there were 2 times I only got a salad for dinner which wasn’t exactly filling after hiking all day. For the packed lunches, they don’t have gluten-free bread so I often got 4 apples as a lunch. I’d bring extra protein bars/snacks as a backup. Hope that helps.
]]>@Shelly – Great to hear that you’re doing the TMB. It’s a fantastic tour. We only provide the detailed day-day instructions to clients who book the self-guided tour. I’d recommend a good map, and bringing a mobile phone. Best of luck.
]]>@P – My company organises self-guided tours; https://monkeysandmountains.com/tour-du-mont-blanc-self-guided/ but our insurance requires us to have 2 or more hikers. There could be some co. that organize self-guided tours for one person but I’m not aware if there are.
]]>@Hunter Glad that you found it useful. We do have a list of huts that we recommend but we reserve this for our clients who do our self-guided tours which you can find here: https://monkeysandmountains.com/tour-du-mont-blanc-self-guided/. I definitely recommend booking as far in advance as possible. Some of the private double accommodation is already full for July and August.
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