Mont Blanc, Matterhorn & the Eiger

This trip makes the most of the time available hiking in the shadow of the most famous and impressive mountains in the Alps. Taking day-walks from Chamonix and Zermatt we see panoramic views of the Mont Blanc range and the towering majesty of the Matterhorn. The trip culminates with a tough 2-day trek along the quieter trails of the Bernese Oberland for wonderful views of the Eiger and Jungfrau.

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Mont Blanc Trek

The Tour du Mont Blanc is one of the world's classic walks. Our one-week trip takes two day-walks amongst the soaring peaks of Chamonix followed by a 3-day trek on the finest section of the Tour du Mont Blanc. The walks pass through flower-filled meadows, cross high passes and offer some of the finest mountain views in the world.

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Mont Blanc Activity Week

With incredible mountain views, glaciers, sharp granite spires and the highest mountain in Europe, Chamonix is the perfect setting for an active week. Based at a comfortable chalet, the week is spent trekking, mountain biking and rock climbing amongst magnificent scenery with free days for optional paragliding and rafting.

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Mont Blanc Explorer - a Family Holiday in France

Aside from the incredible mountain views, glaciers, sharp granite spires and the highest mountain in Europe, there are many things in Chamonix to keep everyone in the family busy. Walking, cycling, rafting, horse riding, paragliding, swimming, summer bobsleighs and adventure rope parks are just some of the activities available. In the relaxed atmosphere of Chamonix there are pavement cafés, small shops, child-friendly restaurants and a traditional French market. The trip has been designed with children in mind so that no activity is too long and there is free time to either relax or take optional activities.

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Bernese Oberland & the Eiger

The Bernese Oberland is a beautiful mountain region with a dramatic skyline, deep gorges and traditional Alpine villages. Walking mainly through flower-filled meadows and along high alpine paths, the trek is suitable for regular walkers. We use trains and mountain railways and experience Swiss food and hospitality at its best.

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Shadow of the Matterhorn

The bustling Alpine town of Zermatt has attracted trekkers and climbers for many years offering some of the most spectacular and varied walking in the Alps. Using Zermatt as our base, we make 2 expeditions staying at well-run traditional Swiss mountain huts with their generous hospitality and picture-perfect locations. There is also the opportunity to climb the Breithorn, a non-technical Alpine peak rising to 4164m and giving wonderful views of the region.

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Walking and Trekking with Explore

Walking and Trekking Holidays 2008-09