Tour du Mont Blanc · July 17–28, 2027
You’ve earned the view.
Now go walk to it.
Nine days on foot through France, Italy and Switzerland with eleven other women who get it — all of it. Seven months of training together in Las Vegas so you arrive ready. A Geneva spa finale so you land well.
Reserve Your Spot — $1,500 DepositReserve by November 1 for a launch gift · Early bird trail gear set for deposits by November 30, 2026
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“You didn’t build the career, the firm, the reputation — just to watch the world from your desk. The Alps are calling. Answer it.“
The Deferral Loop
After this quarter.
After this case closes.
After things slow down.
You’ve been postponing your own life in 90-day increments. The finish line keeps moving, and you keep believing it exists.
It doesn’t slow down. That’s the whole game. So the adventure doesn’t wait for a gap in the calendar — it goes on the calendar. July 17, 2027 is real enough to commit to, and far enough away to get ready for.
A deposit is how “someday” becomes a date.
Make It a Date $1,500 holds your spot · Transferable to another woman if life happensImagine
Twelve days you’ll still be telling stories about in ten years.
⛰️ Crossing borders on foot
France to Italy over the Col de la Seigne. Italy to Switzerland over the Grand Col Ferret. Three countries, one trail, your own two feet.
☕ Espresso in Courmayeur
A recovery day in an Italian mountain village: the Skyway Monte Bianco in the morning, spa or gelato in the afternoon, a hosted LLVL dinner that night.
🌸 Glaciers and wildflowers
Bionnassay Glacier, Val Ferret, the Grandes Jorasses, the lakes above Chamonix. The views earn their place in your story.
🧳 Zero logistics
Professional guides run the trail. Your luggage moves between inns while you hike. For once, you are not the most responsible person in the room.
🧖 A proper Geneva landing
Nine hiking days deserve better than an airport hotel. Spa recovery at Hôtel Bristol, the Jet d’Eau, and a private Old Town food tour that doubles as dinner.
✨ Women who get it
Not strangers on a tour bus. A group you’ve trained with since January, celebrated at every border, and toasted at the finish line.
Ready in July, Not Today
You don’t have to be ready to reserve. You have to be willing to train.
This is a strenuous trek. Peak days run 8–10 hours with up to roughly 4,000 feet of climbing. No ropes, no technical skills — just sustained effort.
That’s why the trip starts in Las Vegas, seven months before the Alps. You train with your group, on a progressive plan, with expert sessions along the way. Nobody guesses at gear. Not in Las Vegas? Every class is recorded and shared online, so you train with the plan wherever you live.
Every prep event below is included in your trip.
Reserve Your Spot- Dec 13, 2026The Kickoff. Meet your trekking group, map the journey, lock in your dates and get your first assignment.
- Jan – Jul 202712 progressive training hikes. From a Lake Mead baseline to Red Rock climbing and endurance days to high-elevation hikes on Mt. Charleston.
- Feb – Jun 2027Hands-on prep sessions. Shoe and pack fitting, nutrition and hydration, strength and injury prevention, altitude and recovery, trail skills, and packing and logistics.
- Jun 26, 2027The TMB Simulation. Your full trail-day dress rehearsal.
- Jul 11, 2027Taste of the Alps. A France–Italy–Switzerland wine send-off. TMB travelers attend as our guests.
- Jul 17 – 28, 2027The Tour du Mont Blanc. Chamonix to Chamonix, then Geneva.
Training dates, routes and presenters may shift for weather, trail conditions and availability.
The Route
Twelve days. Three countries. One loop around Mont Blanc.
Geneva → ChamonixTransfer, orientation and a welcome dinner.
Bellevue · Col de TricotBionnassay Glacier and the suspension bridge. ~11 miles.
Col du BonhommeThe historic Roman road to Les Chapieux. ~11.5 miles.
France → ItalyCol de la Seigne, Mont Blanc’s southern face, into Courmayeur. ~10.5 miles.
Courmayeur Recovery DaySkyway Monte Bianco, a free afternoon and a hosted LLVL dinner.
Val FerretGrandes Jorasses and Brenva Glacier. ~12.5 miles.
Italy → SwitzerlandGrand Col Ferret to La Fouly and Champex-Lac. ~7.5 miles.
Alp Bovine · TrientRhône Valley views and Trient’s pink church. ~9 miles.
Col de BalmeThe old smugglers’ route above the Trient Glacier. ~11 miles.
The Finish LineGrand Balcon Sud, Lacs des Chéserys, descent into Chamonix and the farewell dinner. ~7 miles.
Geneva Recovery FinaleHôtel Bristol spa, the lakefront and a private Old Town food tour.
Fly HomeBreakfast, then departures from Geneva.
What’s Included
You show up. We handle the rest.
- Professionally guided Tour du Mont Blanc with Alpenwild, July 17–27
- Guide gratuities
- Alpine inn and hotel lodging throughout, double occupancy
- Luggage transfers between every stop
- Meals per the itinerary, plus the hosted LLVL dinner in Courmayeur
- Geneva–Chamonix transfers and the Skyway Monte Bianco
- Geneva finale: Hôtel Bristol night with spa access, lunch and a private Old Town food tour dinner
- Welcome trail kit and completion keepsake
- The full training program: group hikes, expert classes (recorded for out-of-town travelers), packing lists and prep materials
- The Taste of the Alps send-off
Not Included
Plan for these separately.
- Airfare to Geneva and home
- Travel insurance
- Optional massages in Geneva
- Gear, training apparel and personal expenses
Everything on the left for $12,495. Hold your place today for $1,500.
Hold My SpotThe Investment
$12,495
Per person · double occupancy · land only
| To reserve your spot | $1,500 deposit |
| By February 1, 2027 50% of balance | $5,497.50 |
| By April 1, 2027 Final balance | $5,497.50 |
Your deposit is credited in full toward the trip. All payments are non-refundable but transferable to another woman.
Reserve My SpotEarly Bird · Deposit by November 30, 2026
Reserve early, start ahead.
- Your Alpine trail gear set: hat, sun shirt and buff
Reserve by November 1 and you’ll receive a launch gift, too.
One offer. No extensions. When November 30 ends, so does the bonus.
12 spots total. Rooms are shared, so the group is capped where the experience stays personal.
Lock In the Early BirdThis Is For You If
- You’ve said “someday” about a trip like this more than once
- You want a physical challenge with a plan behind it
- You’d rather not organize one more thing for once
- You want to arrive in the Alps with friends, not strangers
- You can commit to training with the group through the spring
This Is Not For You If
- You want a resort vacation with an occasional stroll
- You’re looking for a race, a summit bid or a solo expedition
- You won’t put in the training miles
- You need every day scheduled from wake-up to lights-out
Sounds like you? Then stop circling it.
Reserve Your Spot
Your Host
Leah Martin, Chief Fun Fairy
Leah built a thriving law firm while raising a family — and said yes to everything along the way. It took her kids telling her she needed hobbies of her own to realize she’d been modeling achievement, not a life worth living.
So she started setting goals for play, not just work. Real fitness goals. Real trips. A bucket list she actually checks off. Living La Vita Ladies is how she brings other women along — and the Tour du Mont Blanc is the biggest invitation yet.
Join Leah on the TrailQuestions
The things you’re actually wondering.
Am I fit enough for this?
If you can commit to the training series, you can get there. The TMB is rated strenuous — some days run 8–10 hours with up to roughly 4,000 feet of climbing — but it requires no technical climbing skills. The plan builds from an easy baseline hike in January to a full trail-day simulation in late June.
I’m coming solo. Is that weird?
That’s exactly the point. You’ll meet your group at the December Kickoff and train with them for seven months. By the time you land in Geneva, you’re traveling with friends.
Where do I sleep?
Alpine inns and hotels arranged by Alpenwild, our professional guiding partner, plus a final night at Hôtel Bristol in Geneva. Pricing is based on shared rooms (double occupancy). If you’d prefer a private room, ask us before you reserve.
Do I carry my own luggage?
No. Your luggage is transferred between stops. You hike with a daypack, and the training series teaches you exactly what goes in it.
What does the deposit do?
Your $1,500 deposit holds one of 12 spots and is credited in full toward the $12,495 trip. The deposit is non-refundable, but you can transfer it to another woman.
What if I need to cancel?
All payments, including the deposit, are non-refundable, because we pay our providers in advance. They are transferable, though: if you can’t go, you can pass your spot to another woman. We strongly recommend travel insurance.
When are the remaining payments due?
50% of your remaining balance by February 1, 2027, and the final balance by April 1, 2027.
Are flights included?
No. The trip is land only. You’ll fly into Geneva for a July 17 arrival and home from Geneva on July 28. We’ll cover flight timing at the Packing & Logistics session.
I don’t live in Las Vegas. Can I still go?
Absolutely. Every class session is recorded and shared online, and you’ll get the same training plan and recommendations as the Las Vegas group. You may miss the group hikes, but you won’t miss the preparation.
What if I want to talk it through first?
Come to The Road to Mont Blanc, our free Q&A on Sunday, November 1, 2–4 p.m. at Synergy Space. Or fill out the form below and Leah’s team will follow up.
Questions answered? Your spot is waiting.
Reserve Your Spot — $1,500 Deposit12 Spots · July 17–28, 2027
The Alps are on the calendar.
Put yourself there too.
Launch gift for reservations by November 1. Early bird trail gear set ends November 30, 2026. One offer, no extensions. When the 12 spots are gone, the trip is full.
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