Mont Blanc ascent in 5 days via Gouter Route
If a Mont Blanc ascent has always been on your to-do list, this is your chance to reach the summit. Join IFMGA certified mountain guide Robin and make your dream come true!
Not specified
Alps
5 Days
Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep
Fit
Intermediate
Description
If you’ve always fantasized with a Mont Blanc ascent, this is your chance to make your dreams come true! Nicknamed the “giant of the Alps”, the 4810m-high Mont Blanc is the highest summit in Europe.
Conquering this beautiful summit has always been on your to-do list? I’ll be glad to take you on an expedition adapted to your goals and fitness level.
Even if a Mont Blanc ascent doesn’t present much difficulties at a technical level, high altitude and changing weather conditions make for an important challenge that shouldn’t be overlooked. Thus, hiring the services of an IFMGA-certified mountain guide is key to keeping you safe and maximizing your chances of achieving your goal.
My 5-day program follows the Gouter Route up to the summit. I also offer 2-day and 3-day options. Don’t hesitate to inquire about these as well but be aware that you need to be in excellent physical condition and have previous acclimatization.
The 5-day program is probably the best option for those wishing to do a less intense ascent. It also allows more flexibility to acclimatize and to adapt in case of bad weather. If we reach the summit on Day 4 and have a day to spare, I’ll let you choose the activity on Day 5. We can also use this day to postpone the Mont Blanc ascent in case of bad weather.
I’m a certified mountain guide based in the Hautes Alpes and can guide your expedition both in the region (Mercantour, Hautes Alpes, Chamonix) and abroad (Switzerland and Italy). Don’t hesitate to contact me and I’ll be happy to guide you to the top of Mont Blanc!
Price includes
- Guiding fee
Price details
The price does not include the guide´s expenses (accommodation, meals, lift tickets, etc).
Details
Accommodation Gouter Hut or Tete Rousse Hut. I will make the reservations for you. |
More info Extra Expenses: You can expect to spend around 250 Euros per person for accommodation, meals and other extras during the trip. Meals and ski passes are not included in any of the options. Photos and video footage are included. The equipment provided consists of: helmet, harness, crampons and ice axe. What to bring? Technical gear Crampon-compatible mountaineering boots (with protruding shelf at the heel) Crampons, ice axe, helmet, harness 401 Backpack Poles Clothing Gore-tex type jacket to protect from wind, snow Light jacket Fleece Breathable Long Sleeve Tee Canvas trousers + tights or warmer mountaineering trousers Gloves x 2 (1 light pair, 1 warm pair) Warm socks Hat or balaclava Glacier Glasses Sunscreen Food and water Water: 2l Cereal bars, dried fruit, cheese, bread, etc. Others Cash to pay at the hut Basic first aid kit: aspirin, blisters, etc. |
Meeting point Montenvers - Chamonix at 10 am. |
About the guide
I was born in 1990 and I am based in Toulon. I am a high mountain guide and photographer. I started loving climbing during my youth, and I later discovered alpinism. This took me to visit many paths in the Alps, as well as expeditions. At the same time, I became a high mountain guide when I was 24 because I loved it and wanted to share my passion.
I like to travel and I offer my services in the French massifs (Mercantour, Hautes Alpes, Chamonix) and abroad (Switzerland, Italy) all year long. I will do my best to enrich your journey with my experience and to guide you to reach you dream summit.
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