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“Loved all of it! Especially impressed with the guides and their flexibility with moving locations, and hikes due to the recent mudslides.” - Tour of the Giants guest
The Tour of the Giants—or Tor des Géants as it’s known in the Valdôtain patois of the Italy’s spectacular Valle d’Aosta region—immerses you in the overwhelming scenery of the highest peaks of the Alps. Starting below the Monte Rosa, the second highest peak in the Alps, we parallel a line of 4000-meter peaks—including the Matterhorn and Mont Blanc—that form the Italian-Swiss border. It’s a classic trek for those who want to experience the unforgettable mountain panorama of the Alps in a wild and quieter setting.
The most surprising peak on the route is the Matterhorn, which viewed at close proximity from the Italian side is immense, but almost unrecognizable to those expecting the sharp iconic ridgelines seen in most photos. The off-the-beaten track tranquility of Breuil-Cervinia also stands in sharp contrast to the bustling tourist scene in Zermatt, just five miles away.
Gran Paradiso National Park is an earthly paradise. The park encompasses the highest peak lying wholly within Italy—Gran Paradiso (4061m). It was once the private hunting reserve of Italy’s King Vittorio Emanuele, until he designated the area as Italy’s first national park. It’s a protected natural region where you’ll have your best chance at viewing Alpine ibex, chamois, fox, and marmots, and usually at very close range.
Every night you’ll experience the traditional hospitality and regional cuisine that the Italian Alps is known for. We stay in hand-selected hotels with spas throughout and at most meals you order a la carte, meaning it will be difficult to choose between the many wonderful menu options—polenta concia and valdostana ribs are traditional favorites you don’t want to miss.
We will spend the final days of our tour immersed in the enchanting beauty of Chamonix, where we will be captivated by the majestic splendor of the Mont Blanc range.
Day 1 – Arrive in Milan | Explore Duomo and Welcome Dinner
Day 2 – Milan to Val Gressoney
Day 3 – Hike from Stafal into Champoluc
Day 4 – Exploring Champoluc
Day 5 – Hike from Champoluc (St Jacques) to Breuil-Cervinia
Day 6 – Transfer to Cogne |Wine Tasting | Lillaz Waterfalls
Day 7 – Hike in Gran Paradiso National Park| Le Pont | Gran Collet Pass
Day 8 – Hike in Valnontey | Gran Paradiso National Park
Day 9 – Arpy Lake to La Thuile
Day 10 – La Joux Waterfalls | The Highest Waterfalls in Aosta
Day 11 – La Thuile to Chamonix | The Home of Europe’s Largest Giant
Day 12 – Depart Chamonix
$6,985 USD per person, double occupancy
$1,595 single supplement
Reserve your place on this tour with a $500 per person deposit
24 July 2025 - 04 August 2025
23 August 2025 - 03 September 2025 Sold Out
Viewing the Matterhorn from the sunny southern side
Undiscovered region of the alps where wildlife spottings are numerous and fellow hikers are few