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TdM wrote on 8 August 2022 at 12h45
Our group of 11 from the Cévennes was happy to come to the cool of the Swiss Alps. Our 5-day trip was a marvel for everyone, and in everyone's opinion it went from strength to strength (we went clockwise). everyone enjoyed the intermediate stops, either for a tart, cheese or dried meat, and even the Rivella: a discovery. The landscapes, sometimes bucolic, sometimes mineral, are breathtaking. The accommodation is pleasant, and some of it offers magnificent scenery, providing a source of energy for the next stage. One thing that surprised and delighted us: if you want to see MtBlanc in all its splendour, along with its neighbours the Drus, etc., do the Tour des Muverans, or TdM for short, rather than the TMB, Tour du Mont-Blanc for short. The view of the M-Blanc massif is fabulous, and lasts for days... Another surprise was the appearance on the Col des Martinets of a balancing shaman hopping along this tricky section, which enabled some of us to pass the obstacle with our fingers in our noses. Thank you, thank you a thousand times over for all your hard work! Les Escapadeurs de St. Jean du Gard
Our group of 11 from the Cévennes was happy to come to the cool of the Swiss Alps. Our 5-day trip was a marvel for everyone and in everyone's opinion went from strength to strength (we did it clockwise). everyone enjoyed the intermediate stops either for a pie, cheese or dried meat, and even the Rivella: a discovery. even the Rivella: a discovery. The landscapes, sometimes bucolic, sometimes mineral, are breathtaking. The accommodation is pleasant, and some of it offers magnificent scenery, providing a source of energy for the next stage. One thing that surprised and delighted us: if you want to see MtBlanc in all its splendour, along with its neighbours the Drus, etc., do the Tour des Muverans, or TdM for short, rather than the TMB, Tour du Mont-Blanc for short. The view of the M-Blanc massif is fabulous, and lasts for days... Another surprise was the appearance on the Col des Martinets of a balancing shaman hopping along this tricky section, which enabled some of us to pass the obstacle with our fingers in our noses. Thank you, thank you a thousand times over for all your hard work! Les Escapadeurs de St. Jean du Gard... Collapse
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