Ref. Elisabetta to Ref. du Bonhomme
The Lac Combal valley in the early morning sunshine.
The view into Italy from the French border – early morning.
Mont Blanc with a veil of cloud.
The French side of the border and the Vallee des Glaciers.
Large flock of sheep below the Glacier des Glaciers.
The Glacier des Glaciers.
The winding path down to the Vallee des Glaciers.
Les Mottets in the Vallee des Glaciers.
Derelict alpine buildings in the Vallee des Glaciers.
The track between Les Mottets and Ville des Glaciers.
The bridge at the Ville des Glaciers.
The river running from the Glaciers des Glaciers in the Valle des Glaciers.
The track above the Ville des Glaciers with the a view of the Glaciers des Glaciers.
The track above the Ville des Glaciers looking west towards Les Chapieux.
The tiny hamlet of Les Tufs above the Ville des Glaciers on the alternative route to Croix du Bonhomme.
Looking back down into the Vallee des Glaciers from above Les Tufs.
We were not alone in the alpine pastures.
A final view back into the Vallee des Glaciers.
Just over the Col des Fours looking towards Les Chapieux.
The spectacular views on the western side of the Col des Fours.
Refuge Croix du Bonhomme.
Day 3 : Ref. La Croix du Bonhomme to Ref. de Miage
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