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List of of all Towns and Hamlets around Chamonix

Tre-le-Champ

8

Our Rating

Very Good

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Nearest Town

Argentiere

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Altitude

1402m

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Capacity

Hamlet

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Accommodation

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Phone

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Tre-le-Champ is a beautiful hamlet at the north-western end of the Chamonix Valley. It has a unique location sitting on a hillside with the valley towards Le Tour and the road towards Vallorcine on the other side.  The hamlet is split into two parts: Tre-le-Champ-le-Haut and Tre-le-Champ-le-Bas, basically meaning the upper and lower parts of the hamlet. 


Tre-le-Champ is a very rural hamlet consisting mostly of farm houses and chalets spread out over grassy pastures. It has one  refuge and restaurant called the Auberge la Boerne located right at the heart of the hamlet near the wooden cross of Tre-le-Champ. On the trail from Les Frasserands you will come across a number of wooden totems on a hillside with a nice view over the valley. We would love to know who made them and why and if someone knows then please contact us. There is a smaller cross a little further down the trail from the Auberge la Boerne but this may be located on private property. We got a very nice discovery trail running from Argentiere to Le Planet, Montroc and Tre-le-Champ that we can highly recommend.


There is a parking area along the main road going up to Vallorcine very near to Tre-le-Champ-le-Haut. That is the best place to park if you wish to visit the hamlet. The train station of Montroc-le-Planet can be used if you want to reach it by train. There is also a bus stop in Montroc that you can use.

Tre-le-Champ Photos

Below are all the photos we have in our Chamonix Photos collection for this point of interest. All our photos are tagged with the GPS coordinates and linked to the trails that you can take to find the location where the photo was taken. So if  you want to see the full details for a specific photo then just click on it.

Hiking & Running Trails to Tre-le-Champ

All the trails and points of interest around Chamonix on our website are linked to each other so you can easily pick trails that cover the things you would like to see or visit sights that are nearby and can easily be combined with your target destination. These are the hiking and trail running trails and points of interest linked to Tre-le-Champ

Aiguillette des Posettes and the Vallorcine Valley

Length

14.3km

Elevation +

+1023m / -1023m

Difficulty

Moderate

10

The Best

Dogs

No Dogs

Children

9+ Years old

When to Go

Mid Jun - Start Oct

Our favorite loop on the northern end of the Chamonix Valley. Stunning views in all directions and great variety in terrain and many variations and possible starting points

Argentiere Tre-le-Champ Discovery Loop

Length

7.57km

Elevation +

+325m / -325m

Difficulty

Very Easy

7

Good

Dogs

Dogs Allowed

Children

7+ Years old

When to Go

Mid May - End Oct

This is a very nice, family friendly discovery loop exploring the villages of Argentiere, Le Planet, Montroc and Tre-le-Champ and the many points of interest along the way.

Le Tour and Montroc Short Loop

Length

4.56km

Elevation +

+226m / -226m

Difficulty

Easy

8

Very Good

Dogs

Dogs Allowed

Children

4+ Years old

When to Go

End Apr - End Oct

A fantastic family-friendly loop between the hamlets of Le Tour and Montroc with a nice variety of forest, views and charming hamlets

Points of Interests near Tre-le-Champ

Auberge la Boerne

Refuge

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Very Good

Refuge with restaurant in Tre-le-Champ at the north-western end of the Chamonix Valley

Nearest Town

Argentiere

Altitude

1402m

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Cross at Tre le Champ

Cross

5

Average

Big Wooden Cross in the center of Tre-le-Champ le Bas

Nearest Town

Argentiere

Altitude

1402m

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Small Cross at Tre le Champ

Cross

7

Good

Small Cross on a side road of the trail in Tre-le-Champ

Nearest Town

Argentiere

Altitude

1399m

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Cross at Le Chenavier

Cross

8

Very Good

Wooden cross at a chalet at nice elevated location near Le Tour

Nearest Town

Le Tour

Altitude

1518m

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Montroc

Hamlet

7

Good

Small Hamlet on the road from Argentiere to Le Tour

Nearest Town

Le Tour

Altitude

1368m

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Le Planet

Hamlet

8

Very Good

Small and very scenic hamlet perched above Argentiere

Nearest Town

Argentiere

Altitude

1392m

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Argentiere

Town

9

Exceptional

Larger town located at the north-eastern end of the Chamonix Valley

Nearest Town

Argentiere

Altitude

1250m

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Where is Tre-le-Champ?

Longitude:

6.9285

Latitude:

45.9959

​Below you will find the location of Tre-le-Champ on the map. You can also click the button to show the nearby trails and points of interests that are listed above on the same map. Another option is to visit our interactive map that shows Tre-le-Champ and everything else that is listed on our website.

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Looking for more Towns and Hamlets?

Tre-le-Champ is only one of many towns, hamlets and villages around Chamonix. We got many more we would love to show you and many more you should visit! To view all the other towns, hamlets and villages we cover on our website, you can visit our Towns and Hamlets around Chamonix page or view all the villages and towns around Chamonix on our interactive map

Looking for other sights, attractions and points of interest around Chamonix? 

Summits & Cols

Summits and Mountain Passes offering amazing views

Glaciers

Glaciers are some of the most iconic natural features of Chamonix

Churches & Chapels

Beautiful Churches & Chapels with incredible histories

Lakes

Beautiful Mountain and Valley Lakes definitely worth visiting

Refuges

Refuges offer mountain accommodation, often at altitude

Oratories & Crosses

Small Religious Sites often placed on cross roads

Waterfalls

Beautiful Waterfalls, or Cascades, as they are called in French

Mountain Restaurants

Snack Bars and Mountain Restaurants serving Food and Drinks

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