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Mont Blanc

If you're heading up to Aiguille du Midi, try to go right when it opens at 8:10 AM. The views are breathtaking with fewer crowds, plus you can snap some amazing pics without the lines. Trust me, it's worth the early wake-up!

Plan a ‘rest day’ to explore Chamonix town! I thought I’d just ski non-stop, but really enjoyed seeing the shops and trying the local cuisine on my day off. It gave me a fresh energy boost for the next slopes!

If you're planning to ski, buy your lift pass online a day in advance... I learned the hard way and wasted an hour waiting in line... Check websites for deals, too; they often have promo prices that save a good amount of cash

I highly recommend checking out the local bakeries before hitting the slopes. Grab a few pastries and a coffee for breakfast—it’s not only delicious but way cheaper than buying food on the mountain. I found a great little spot called Pâtisserie Richard
Compagnie du Mont Blanc
Check the weather forecast before you go. They have specific cable car schedules based on conditions, so you want to maximize your experience up there.

I recommend visiting the Aiguille du Midi in the morning, around 8:30 AM. The views are amazing and you beat the crowds doing it this way.

If you have time, explore the hikes around the cable car stations. I found some hidden gems that weren't crowded and offered breathtaking views!
Aiguille du Midi

I suggest taking the first cable car up at around 8:10 AM. It's less crowded, and you'll have the observation deck nearly to yourself for those perfect sunrise photos!

I recommend buying your tickets online in advance. The lines can get super long, and trust me, waiting an hour in the cold isn't fun!

Check the weather before you go. I had a foggy day and couldn't see a thing! Clear skies in the morning are the best so plan accordingly.
Grenoble-Bastille Cable Car
I think it's best to visit on a weekday if you can. The weekends can get super busy, and waiting can eat into your fun time!

Make sure to take your time at the top! There are great walking paths and places to take photos. I rushed and missed some stunning spots.

If you're on a budget, consider getting a combined ticket for the cable car and other local attractions. It can save you a few bucks!

I recommend checking the weather forecast before your trip. The views from the top can be stunning, but you don't want to be stuck in the fog.
Montenvers Railway

I'd recommend getting the first train around 8:30 AM. The ride has less crowd and you can enjoy the peaceful atmosphere, plus it gives you more time to explore the glacier afterwards.

Make sure to check the weather conditions before you go. I went on a cloudy day and missed out on some stunning views of Mont Blanc. Clear days give the best experience!

If you're on a budget, consider packing a lunch. The food options at the Montenvers station are quite pricey, and the scenery is perfect for a picnic!
Brevent Cable Car

My advice is to buy your tickets online in advance to save a few euros and speed up the process... Seriously, I wish I had done that instead of waiting in line at the ticket booth!

I suggest getting there by 8:30 AM to avoid the long lines. We got stuck waiting for nearly an hour! Starting early gave us a clear view of the Mont Blanc without any crowds
Step Into the Void

Make sure to check the weather forecast ahead of time. A clear day makes all the difference for views and photos; I regretted going when it was cloudy!

i suggest you get your tickets online before you go. the lines can get pretty long and skipping that queue makes the experience a lot smoother. plus you might find some deals if you look around!
Belvedere de Sauze Le Lac

Check the weather before you go! It can change quickly, and a cloudy day might dim the stunning views. I was lucky, but I saw some folks disappointed by fog.
Bellevue Gondola

I suggest visiting around 9 AM when it opens for the best views and fewer crowds. The sunrise over the mountains is absolutely stunning and worth the early start!
Le 3842

My advice is to try the local dishes on the menu, but maybe share a few plates instead of ordering full ones. You'll save money and get to taste more items!

I suggest getting there right when it opens at 9 AM to beat the crowds and snag the best photo spots. It can get super busy later on, and you don't wanna miss out!