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The GR5 trek from Saint-Gingolph on Lake Geneva to Chamonix in the Mont Blanc Massif is a classic alpine route that blends lakeside scenery, pastoral valleys, and high mountain landscapes.

The journey begins at the lake, then climbs steadily through forests, meadows, and traditional Savoyard villages like Novel, gradually entering the high alpine terrain of the Chablais and Aravis ranges.

Along the way, hikers pass several charming refuges—Bise, Trébentaz, Chésery, Moëde Anterne—perfect for overnight stays, meals, or short breaks. The route offers a mix of moderate ascents, panoramic ridge walks, and scenic descents, with opportunities for packed lunches in wildflower meadows or near streams.

The final stages approach Chamonix, with dramatic views of Mont Blanc, rugged cirques, and alpine lakes.

The trek balances physical challenge with moments of calm, combining iconic alpine scenery, pastoral landscapes, and the warmth of mountain refuges—a rewarding experience for both seasoned hikers and those seeking immersive mountain landscapes.