Is 1700/mo enough?
I’ve been offered a job paying 1700 a month with FREE accommodation included.
For a mountain bike ski bum lifestyle this summer, will 1700 be enough to get by?
I’ve been offered a job paying 1700 a month with FREE accommodation included.
For a mountain bike ski bum lifestyle this summer, will 1700 be enough to get by?
im backpacking europe on a budget and im going to chamonix in like 4-5 days. I was wondering if its really worth paying the €80 for the aiguille du midi cable car. Im sure it looks gorgeous but dang its expensive for me. Im thinking about just doing a little hike instead but I know it wont be the same plz help
We had a wonderful family (39M, 40F, 4F) non-ski trip to Chamonix last week. The views everywhere were breathtaking. Loved every bit of our stay. Picked up a lot of great tips from this subreddit. Here was our itinerary for families with young ones.
Day 1 : Montenvers - Mer de Glace & Les Planards.
Day 2 : Aiguille du midi & small hike to Le Paradis Des Praz.
Day 3 : Day trip to Annecy
Day 4 : Parc de Merlet, hiked up from Les Bossons, hiked down to Les Houches
Our little one loved the luge and tobbogan at the Planards, hike to the Paradis des praz and Parc de Merlet. Made little snowmen at Plan de l'Aiguille. She absolutely loved the place and didn't want the trip to end.
We used our Carte d'hôte to travel free on the Mont-Blanc express everyday. Shout out to Couloir Chamonix for delicious sandwiches, Yak for yummy Nepali food & The Dainty Pizza for amazing pizzas.
We will be back.
A friend and I are hiking the TMB in July, but we arrive in Chamonix at 3am. We have a tent and all the equipment needed, and wouldnt mind paying a campsite fee, but arriving that late we are unsure of whether any sites will be open
We are arriving in Chamonix on June 6th (Sunday) at 7am.
Anyone knows where to eat a good breakfast near Bus Station ?
At what time Auguille du midi opens ?
It’s better to go in the morning, or in afternoon ?
Any other suggestions of what to do in Chamonix on summer ?