Metallic007

Im planning on walking the camino frances starting late september and ending late oktober. Is booking albergues in advance necessary for this time period? I figure the crowds should start thinning out in september?

Hey y'all!

Some friends and I were planning to hike the tour du Mont Blanc in mid to late June. We were planning on taking a slow pace and hiking it over 10 days.

The thing that has me worried is the possible presence of snow on the passes. The thing is that none of us have any experience with hiking in snow. Should I consider purchasing crampons or microspikes? Or even an ice axe?

Has anyone of you hiked the TMB in June? Did you encounter snow? If you did, was it necessary to use these things?

Already thanks for the advice guys!

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