Tour Du Mont Blanc Mountainbike/Bikepacking July 2021 

It was! The toughest walking part (up from Col de la Forclaz to Alpage de Bovine with rain) was a lot harder than what you saw on the video, but the focus on suffering made me forget to film ;) We were lucky with the beautiful weather when climbing the col Ferret. Cheers!

Depends on what you mean, like how much we spent for camping, food and all? I don't really remember that well, so that means it won't be that much, actually. Food can be expensive (like 10 euros for a sandwich) in Switserland, but you normally only pass it for one day. On the other hand, it gets very cheap (like 8 euro's for a pizza) in Italy. Campings are not that expensive at all. Between 5 and 20 euro a night. Hotels can be expensive, if you want to stay there (150 euro a night?)

@@RobbenotRobbie many thanks for the information 💪 so 20€ for sleeping at camping spot and more 20€/30€ for food. 50€ a day it's enough I presume.

Hi! We did it counterclockwise as you can observe in the video introduction. But we only did halve (until Courmayeur) because we had limited time. It was a tricky parcours, with some walk-a-bikes as well ;) We did it in July. There were definitely some hikers, but we haven't witnessed a lot of problems. When the roads were a bit more packed, it was resolved after 10-15min. Overall, we had a lot of "lonely" time with nature as well. We did wild camping only one time because we had no other option. Not easy to do given that a large part of the parcours is very steep and with loads of rocks. Are you planning to do the tour as well? When? Maybe we'll meet each other as we go this August :)

Thanks! Good question... The route passes France, Switserland and Italy and they all have different rules. But in general, you can do wildcamping as long as you only stay during the dark (set up late and leave early) and obviously don't leave any traces behind.

@@RobbenotRobbie Thanks! I appreciate the info. Keep up the good work!