Alpine Running Chamonix

Chamonix, France is the home of lush green valleys, forested single track, alpine ridges and rumbling glaciers in all corners. Join Ross Berg IFMGA mountain on his 13th summer running and climbing around this valley and its nearby gems.

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Location: Chamonix. France
Duration: 7 Days / 6 Nights
Difficulty: Intermediate / Expert
Guest Ratio: 6 to 1

$2,895 per person

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The Alpine Running Epicenter

Chamonix, France is the home of lush green valleys, forested single track, alpine ridges and rumbling glaciers in all corners. Join Ross Berg IFMGA mountain on his 11th summer running and climbing around this valley and its nearby gems. Enjoy a mix of alpine rips, glacier excursions, and buffed singles track while taking in the culture and treats of French living. 6 days of alpine running at its finest, taking in 15 - 30km and up to 2,000m of gain a day.

Our run Chamonix trip will take us around the exquisite valley, into Switzerland and even poking into Italy for a day.

What is offered?

Daily alpine running adventures curated and guided to suit the group’s ability and goals. Explore what is quite literally one of the most breathtaking mountain destinations in the world. Our running adventure will typically range in 15 - 25 km per day; however, one of the European alps perks is the prevalence of trains, gondolas, and telepheriques (Aerial tramway). This means if you want an easier day or want to skip out and take in the sights, we can accommodate your alpine running trip desires. All trip details are taking care of for our guests, accommodation, lift passes, guides, transportation and a few great meals with the group.

IFMGA Mountain Guide + Avid runner Ross Berg as a guide.
Intimate local knowledge
Fully organized mountain trip

Is this for you?

This is a challenging trip of 6 days of alpine running. It would be best if you were prepared to run 15 - 20km per day with up to 1500m of elevation gain. Ready to brave the potentially challenging weather, move over exposed terrain and most importantly, connect with a new group of runners and enjoy a glass of red or two.