




Join Carlos, an IFMGA certified mountain guide, on this incredible week-long trip to the summit of Mont Blanc in the French Alps.
Alps
6 Days
Jun - Sep
High
Intermediate
Join me on this incredible mountaineering adventure to the heart of the Alps. During this trip, we’ll spend a whole week exploring the Mont Blanc and Argentiere valley to reach the impressive Mont Blanc summit at an altitude of 4,810 meters.
We’ll meet at Chamonix, France and ascend through different routes to explore the whole area. On these 6 days, I’ll teach you about mountaineering, glaciar approaches, crampon use, chords and self-rescue. All this while visiting some beautiful places and enjoying stunning views. Some of the places we’ll visit include Aiguille de Midi, Bellevue, Aiguille Verte and Pointe Lachenal, among others. You can check the itinerary below for a more detailed description of what we’ll do each day. Keep in mind that the itinerary is subject to change for safety reasons, weather conditions, participants’ skill level or hut availability.
This trip to Europe’s most important summit is ideal for all lovers of mountaineering. You’ll be able to enjoy some incredible views from the summit and learn the necessary skills for future trips.
So join me on this unforgettable experience! Book your trip now and get ready for the adventure of a lifetime.
I love exploring mountains around the world. Join me for other mountaineering trips in Huaraz, Perú, Cerro Unión, Chile or Licancabur Volcano, Bolivia.
Meeting point
After breakfast in Chamonix, we’ll ride the cable car to Aiguille de Midi (3,810m). Then, we’ll take another cabelway through Mont Blanc towards Italy. From Refugio Torino we’ll begin our ascent. Night at Refugio Los Cósmicos (3,613m).
After spending the day in the stunning Pointe Lachenal, we’ll take the cablecar back from Aiguille de Midi. Night at Chamonix.
First, we’ll take a train to the Argentiere town. Then, we’ll take a cablecar to Montets (3,200m). We’ll ascend to the summit of Aiguille Verte. Night in Chamonix.
Cablecar to Bellevue (1,794m) from Les Houches. Mont Blanc train to Nid d’Aigle (2,380m). Night at Refugio Tête Rousse (3,165 m).
First, we’ll go to Refugio de Goûter to have lunch. We’ll go by Dôme de Goûter (4,304 m). We’ll reach the Mont Blanc summit (4,810 m) and descend towards Refugio de Goûter, where we’ll spend the night.
On our last day, we’ll descend to the train at Nid d’Aigle.
If we can’t reach the summit the day before due to weather conditions, fatigue or altitude sickness, we’ll try to do so very early on the last day in order to reach the train on time.
How can I get to Chamonix?
You can get to Chamonix from Geneva airport (or other destinations in the Alps) with Alps2Alps, a provider of ski & mountain transfers across the Alps (private or shared). You can book here: https://bit.ly/es-alpstransfers
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Mountain Guide
IFGMA/UIAGM Guide from Chile
I have extensive experience guiding in the Andes and Europe. I am a resident in Chile, Spain and Chamonix. I am very sociable and motivated. I am always available for projects in the mountains.
Languages
French | English
Mariia
We had a fantastic experience with Carlos on a nine-day trekking trip in Torres del Paine, combining the O-Circuit and the Oggioni Pass. Carlos is extremely experienced and deeply knowledgeable about the area, and he and his team went above and beyond to ensure we had the best possible experience. Patagonia is incredibly beautiful, and this route showcased a stunning variety of landscapes and natural wonders. We can’t recommend this experience highly enough.
Carl
Carlos and Omar were both excellent guides and really helped push us to the summit.
Nicholas
Amazing guide and had an excellent climb!
Anne-Marie
Very good guide! We enjoy our trip! Thanks to Carlos !!
ARNAUD
Great support from Carlos all the way to the summit of Mont Blanc. I had a really good time and learned a lot of things that were useful not only at the time but also for the future. Thanks again for your advice and see you soon
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