Join Kenichi, IFMGA mountain guide, for a half-day trip in a classic and very famous rock climbing route in the east face of Brévent: Voie Frison-Roche.
Alps
1 Day
Jul, Aug
High
Intermediate
On the east face of the Brévent peak (2525 m), Voie Frison-Roche is one of the classic rock climbing routes in the Aiguilles Rouges. Come with me for a great adventure!
This is a 6 pitches climbing route, that reaches a 6a grade in the French grading system. It’s important that you have experience in lead belay. You should also be able to climb 5c or 6a as follow (not lead but to second).
We’ll meet at the bottom of Brevent lift station, take the first lift and then hike to the base of the route.
When we top out, we'll be at the top of the Brevet lift station, so we can board the lift back without walking.
We'll return around noon. In fact, you can be drinking down in the Chamonix valley by early afternoon!
Please, let me know if you want to go rock climbing in Voie Frison-Roche route. My available dates for this trip are between 27 July and 8 August.
Besides, you can also try other climbing routes in Aiguilles Rouges, like Mani Puliti in Aiguille de la Gliere.
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Equipment: harness, helmet, belay device, rock shoes, gloves, safety lanyard, screw gate carabiners x2, snap gate carabiners x2, drinks, snack, windproof jacket etc. | The guide can introduce a rental shop if you need. | Client needs to cover for guide’s lift expense EUR 16.
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Mountain Guide
I am an IFMGA mountain guide as well as a specialist in mountain rescue. As a guide, I constantly work towards increasing the standards of mountaineering skills in Japan with an emphasis on risk and safety management, whilst training and coaching mountaineering clubs and rescue teams.
I started climbing in my 20s, and since then have enjoyed all-round mountain activities including alpine climbing in Mt Tanigawa (on which I’ve climbed over 360 times), Hodaka, Tsurugi areas as well as rock climbing, ice climbing, ski mountaineering, sawanobori, and high altitude climbing in the Himalayas.
In addition to numerous and notable climbs in Japan, I have an extensive climbing experiences abroad both personal and for guiding; in the Himalayas (Lotse etc.), Eiger, Mont Blanc, Matterhorn, Grands Jorasses north face, and New Zealand (Aspiring, Cook).
My current interest is in training people mountain skills in order for them to enjoy the mountains better and in a safer manner. I run a mountain guide academy where I have been training future mountain guides with a strong focus on safety and elimination of accidents for a number of years. At the same time, I very much enjoy teaching and running skills courses for beginners who are just getting into the mountains but are keen on learning and/ or improving their skills for their next project.
Please contact me if you’re looking for a guide to train you to accomplish your dream project, to help you progress in your mountain skills, or to help you gain introductory skills for first time mountaineering / ice climbing / rock climbing / ski mountaineering! I’d be very happy to assist you to achieve your wishes!!
Languages
Japanese | English
Certificates
JMGA
Wanwisa
We had an amazing experience learning basic mountaineering with Kenichi. Since we weren’t familiar with winter and snowy landscapes, having him as our guide made all the difference. He was incredibly detailed and attentive the entire time - not only teaching us how to walk safely on snow and survive in winter conditions, but also showing us how to properly organize our gear and make the most of life in a mountain hut. His discipline, knowledge, and professionalism were beyond our expectations. Kenichi constantly watched out for us, patiently correcting our mistakes as we went, which helped us improve quickly and feel much more confident. At the same time, the whole experience was genuinely fun. We learned so much and enjoyed every moment. Loveeeee it - 10 stars! Highly recommended 🥰
Gabrielle
Kaff
Would like to have more trip details and equipments details in advance.
Cheah
Ethan
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