Our alpine multi-day treks combine nights spent in mountain huts, with wonderful chalet accommodation in Samoëns village.

La Maison de Fifine is our comfortable base during the nights in Samoëns village. It is set on a south facing hillside, nestled in a quiet spot, just 400 metres from the centre of Samoëns village. It offers exceptional views of the imposing 2,200 metre 'Aouille de Crioux', which stands above the village.

This 500 year old building has an abundance of character and has been carefully furnished in an authentic style, which is one of the reasons why it has been awarded five stars by the local authority. As well as having six guest rooms, there is also a sauna, spacious living/dining room and gardens.

Three of the bedrooms lead onto the south facing terrace overlooking the sunny garden and all of the bedrooms have en-suite facilities. Two rooms have one double bed each, three have two singles and one has four singles, which allows us to accommodate a maximum of 14 people.

Although located high up in the mountains (at around 2,000 metres), the mountain huts we use are manned by staff and include bedding as well as a simple but filling evening meal. Breakfast and some ingredients for our packed lunches are also provided, meaning that you only need to carry a good sized day pack with you.

The mountain huts provide a comfortable and convivial means of accessing the core of the mountains, and the wildest part of our region, normally out of reach to all but the hardiest of walkers.