Chamonix in Summer — The Activity You Haven't Tried Yet

You've done Chamonix. Or you think you have.

You've seen the Mont Blanc from the valley. You've looked up at the Aiguilles. You've walked the main street, had the coffee, taken the photos. It was beautiful. It was also exactly what everyone else did that day.

There's another Chamonix. Most visitors never find it.

It's up in the alpages, where the meadows open up and the only sound is cowbells and wind. It's on the forest trails that run parallel to the main paths, empty on a Tuesday morning in July. It's at the mountain hut with the terrace that looks straight at the glacier, where the coffee costs three euros and the view is priceless.

You don't need to be an athlete to get there. You don't need a guide, a cable car ticket or a reservation three weeks in advance. You need an e-bike, a GPX track and a morning.

That's what we do.

Since 2018, we've been sending riders into the valley with everything they need — e-bike, helmet, paper map, GPX track, and a briefing from our team on the best route for their level and the conditions that day. They come back with the kind of day that's hard to describe to people who weren't there.

Glaciers you rode to, not flew over. Viewpoints you found, not queued for. A valley you actually explored, not just visited.

Three routes. All levels. From €65. Everything included.

This is the Chamonix activity you haven't tried yet.

Book your e-bike online — we'll take care of the rest.