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Near Goûter hut you can pitch your tent for 1 night ( bivouac ). Tête Rousse offer a real camping place, so you can stay there for few days without problems. Don't forget that Mont Blanc range is a protected area. Under 2500m of altitude you have to use oficial camping places.

Mihai Tanase wrote:Near Goûter hut you can pitch your tent for 1 night ( bivouac ). Tête Rousse offer a real camping place, so you can stay there for few days without problems. Don't forget that Mont Blanc range is a protected area. Under 2500m of altitude you have to use oficial camping places.

Mihai, when I was approaching Tete Rouse on 13th July I stumble upon a guy that said it is definitely forbidden by law to put up a tent above Tete Rouse.
He was wearing clothes with Campagne du Mont Blanc logo (or something similar). I was really surprised. He really made many people changed their plans. Including me and my team.

Mihai Tanase wrote:Near Goûter hut you can pitch your tent for 1 night ( bivouac ). Tête Rousse offer a real camping place, so you can stay there for few days without problems. Don't forget that Mont Blanc range is a protected area. Under 2500m of altitude you have to use oficial camping places.

Forgot to add that I came across about dozen of tents about a 10 min walk above Gouter Hut. Does it all make any sense?