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The Monte Rosa Tour is a circular hiking trail through the Swiss & Italian Alps around Monte Rosa (4634m). The tour also encircles the Dom (4,545 m) in the Mischabel range.

Typical overnight stops are

• Zermatt
• Theodulpass (highest point: 3,301 m)
• St-Jacques in the Ayas valley
• Gressoney-La-Trinité
• Alagna Valsesia
• Macugnaga-Staffa
• Saas-Fee
• Grächen
• Europahütte

The section from Saas-Fee to Grächen is sometimes known as the Balfrin Höhenweg, or "high path".

Grächen to Zermatt is along the Europaweg, and passes the Europa Hut.

External links

• www.tmr-matterhorn.com
• www.europaweg.ch

45°56′12.6″N 7°52′01.4″E / 45.936833°N 7.867056°E / 45.936833; 7.867056

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