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<\/a><\/p>\nIn order to walk this world-famous hiking route, climbing skills and specialized equipment are not particularly necessary, basically just “walk forward”.\u00a0Just by doing so, you can enjoy exquisite scenery.<\/p>\n
Also, on the route, there are frequently mountain huts or villages with meals, so if you can make reservation, you can set your favorite course according to your fitness.<\/p>\n Even though you say,,,, It does not mean that “absolutely safe!”\u00a0.\u00a0\u00a0I got a question like bellow, so I will tell you the points to note from my experience.<\/p>\n “Ms.N” who is planning a trip Tour du Mont Blanc by solo asked questions.<\/p>\n “Nice to meet you. I’m jealous, you will spend summer holiday with Tour du Mont Blanc Hiking.\u00a0It was a wonderful trail that I would like to go as often as I can get a vacation.<\/p>\n As for question abput dangerous points, Moreover, the variation route which descends directly from the Bonhomme hut to the Motte hut is difficult to understand the branch, the distance was too long and tough.\u00a0If passing through the Bonhomme hut will be in the afternoon, we recommend you go down to Chapieu on the regular route.<\/p>\n I think that it is good to have a margin for this part, such as staying at the Bonhomme hut or making it a schedule that allows you to go through the\u00a0 hut at earlier time.<\/p>\n There is the highest point of TMB near Bonhomme hut.<\/p>\n Basically, a signboard is easy to understand at the branch point.\u00a0Please note that the road leading from Combal marsh to Colmayeur in the second part of my trip day3 is also easy to overlook the branch.<\/p>\n Once I got on the roadway and was walking well, I made a mistake in entering the mountain trail again and left the roadway as it was.\u00a0For this reason, I had to climb a considerable steep climb up to the mountain hut to be stayed ,,,,<\/p>\n It is around this picture.<\/p>\n I think that there is such a TMB mark or a yellow signboard at branch.<\/p>\n My journey day5.\u00a0The trail ranging from Gran Col Ferret to the next mountain hut Alpage de la Peule passes through the meadow zone of the plateau.<\/p>\n eHere, cattle were actually grazing and eating grass.<\/p>\n These cows are nice scene to see away, but they were quite big when approaching, and they have horns so I felt fear. If such cows are blocking the trail and sleeping, I think that there is no choice but to quietly avoid.<\/p>\n It is dangerous in case you have a contact accident with an excited cow, if there is a woman alone. So I think that it is better to pass along with other hikers.<\/p>\n I chose the variation route which climbs back to TMB forward direction towards the Lac Blanc hut after crossing the Balme Pass, on my journey day6. Such as climbing a rocky place like a wall with a chain or a ladder, or a rather narrow road. It was scary to have a big backpack.<\/p>\n If climbing from the side of the Chamonix which is the opposite direction of the TMB, there is no such dangerous places, so it is safe to travel from Chamonix, as we can use the gondola considerably upwards.\u00a0(Guests other than me did it, I heard.)<\/p>\n The side of Chamonix is \u200b\u200bsuch a safe way like this.<\/p>\n To challenge a totally unknown place that has never been done is still accompanied by fear.\u00a0Especially because there is no one to rely on personal trip.<\/p>\n Actually, I was also chattering before I walked through Tour du Mont Blanc.\u00a0I think that getting fear out is getting as much information as possible from experiences stories and guide books.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nQuestion: Points for women alone seems to be in danger<\/h3>\n
\nI’m over 40th, but this summer, I will go to Tour du Mont Blanc of my desire. Your reports\u00a0was very helpful.\u00a0Thank you very much.
\nI’m going alone by a woman, did you have something dangerous?\u00a0”<\/p>\nBonhomme Pass depends on the weather<\/h3>\n
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\nin my journey, the part of the day2, Bonhomme Pass, it is a rocky beyond the forest limit. There are almost no places where you can evacuate. If the weather will be rough like strong winds and rain, it becomes dangerous and I think that you need caution.\u00a0However, if it is a fine weather it is a wonderful view that will be the highlight of the first half so please look forward to it.<\/p>\n<\/figure><\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nAttention to overlooking the branch point<\/h3>\n
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\nOr, maybe it is a schedule for Chamonix to go together with Flegere and Brevan.\u00a0The view of Mont Blanc from Lac Blanc is wonderful, so please do go.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\ndo not know = scary<\/h3>\n
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