Also known as: Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, Cham
Mont Blanc; Aiguille du Midi; Mer de Glace

Who in your group gets a good week at Chamonix - the terrain split, the ski school, and what the people not skiing do.
Beg 13 / Int 36 / Adv 37 / Exp 14
Strong contrast - Les Houches/Le Tour good for beginners+families; expert zones separate
Aiguille du Midi cable car, Montenvers/Mer de Glace train, town shopping/spa
ESF Piou-Piou + resort creches
ESF + independents (Evolution 2, guides bureaux); full rental
Beginners on Les Houches/Le Tour; experts elsewhere - areas apart
High up high / variable low valley
Typically mid-Dec to early May (high-altitude/glacier extends)
Feb-Mar
Peak Christmas/New Year, Feb half-terms; quieter Jan and late Mar
Glacier/off-piste + groomed sector pistes
Serious avalanche/crevasse off-piste; storm closures; flat light
Separate areas (not one linked domain)
~150 km (valley total)
Legendary Vallee Blanche, Grands Montets; off-piste/glacier UNPATROLLED, guide advised
Busy town; off-piste disperses
Le Pass ~EUR 47-52; Mont Blanc Unlimited ~EUR 75-82
Permits and operators change - confirm before booking.
Geneva ~1 h-1 h 15 (closest major Alps resort to an intl airport)
Valley bus/train links separate areas
Numerous per sector
Full town services
Chamonix / Geneva hub
Pisteurs on marked pistes; off-piste/glacier unpatrolled - high avalanche/crevasse risk
High-consequence off-piste; guide strongly advised
Hopital de Chamonix (in town)
This profile is desk research, compiled from public sources - not a first-hand ski resort report. Coordinates are approximate.