1,300 m
Gîte Saint Louis
Le Morzay
A rustic chalet in the hamlet of Le Morzay, in Vallorcine, next to the Ferme des 3 Ours and run by the same…
Variant Stage 9: Trient – Tré-le-Champ
The fallback route between Trient and Tré-le-Champ: it avoids the Col de Balme and goes via the village of Vallorcine, then the Col des Montets.

This variant leaves Trient on the same trail as the main route, then splits off in the alpine pastures at around 2,050 m to cross over towards Vallorcine, the last French village before Switzerland. It stays lower than the Col de Balme and the Posettes ridge.
From Vallorcine, which is served by the Mont-Blanc Express train, the trail climbs gently to the Col des Montets, at the entrance to the Aiguilles Rouges Nature Reserve, then drops down to Tré-le-Champ.
It is useful in strong wind or uncertain weather, or if you want to stay in Vallorcine. The total ascent is close to that of the main route.
1,300 m
Le Morzay
A rustic chalet in the hamlet of Le Morzay, in Vallorcine, next to the Ferme des 3 Ours and run by the same…
1,303 m
Le Morzay
A hamlet house with a beam dated 1723, at Le Morzay, between the two Vallorcine stations. Small capacity (15 places)…

1,300 m
©Le Montet (Le Buet) · TMB km 138
A nature campsite at the place called Le Montet, between Vallorcine and Le Buet, at 1,300 m altitude. Tents are…
1,340 m
Le Buet
A hotel-restaurant in the hamlet of Le Buet, on the Col des Montets road, right next to the railway halt. Its 23 rooms…