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Vallee Blanche (Aiguille du Midi) Guided Off-Piste Skiing Descent

Mont Blanc-Vallée Blanche ski touring day traverse
Vallée Blanche
Vallée Blanche
Stubai Alps

The off-piste skiing descents at the Vallee Blanche are world-famous and on this day trip, IFMGA certified guide Nicolas wants to help you enjoy them.

Private

Alps

1 Day

Jan, Feb, Dec

Fit

Intermediate


Description

Home to the most famous off-piste skiing descent in the world, there is nothing quite like the Vallee Blanche.

Situated within the Mont Blanc massif, this valley is both gorgeous and perfect for off-piste skiing. The valley is nearly 20 kilometres long, and the descent is a thrilling, nearly 2800 vertical metre drop. Starting at the amazing Aiguille du midi (3,842), we will make our way all the way down to Chamonix.

The descent itself it not only thrilling, but is also an incredible journey down the white valley. You will be constantly surrounded by snow covered wilderness and some of the Alps‘ most impressive peaks. They include Mont Blanc (4,808m), Mont Maudit (4,465m), and an assortment of others. Also, as you make your way down the valley, you will get to see several incredible glaciers. The most famous glacier being the Mer de Glace. This amazing glacier stretches over 7 kilometres long and is 200 metres deep, and it will be in full view as you make your descent down the Vallee Blanche.

Skiing down the Vallee Blanche is an unforgettable experience. Even if it were just an off-piste skiing route with nothing around it, you would love it. However, when you add the stunning landscape of the Alps, from its wilderness to its peaks and glaciers, it transforms the Vallee Blanche into something truly special. And on this trip, I want to guide you from the top to bottom, so you can enjoy every second and every metre of it.

Send me a request if you want me to guide you on this once in a lifetime adventure.

Price includes

- Guiding fee

Price details

The price does not include the guide´s expenses (accommodation, meals, lift tickets, etc).


Details

More info

For the gear, you need harness, beeper, crampons and backpack to carry the skis on the ridge. I can give you the harness if you want! For the rest, you can rent it at Concept pro shop behind the Aiguille du Midi. You can give them my name and they´ll give you a discount.

I also provide you with a souvenir video of your adventure at the conclusion of the climb.

Meeting point

Chamonix

FAQs

What are some recommended accommodations near our adventure location?

We understand that finding the perfect place to stay is an essential part of your adventure experience. To help you with this, we’ve curated a list of three highly recommended hotels that offer comfort, convenience, and a touch of local charm. These accommodations are well-suited for adventurers looking to relax and rejuvenate after an exciting day of exploration
Hôtel Le Saint Georges Arras France
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Hôtel Les Trois Luppars Arras France
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Hôtel Diamant Arras France
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About the guide

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Nicolas

4.30

(5)

Mountain Guide

I am a native of Chamonix, France. It is there I developed a motivation to discover the various winter sports within the valley. After participating in snowboarding competitions, I enrolled in a mountain guide course, which I completed in 2013. On top of my passion for guiding, I am also passionate about audiovisual art, which I try to incorporate in the framework of my profession.

Languages

French | English

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What people are saying about this trip

Justin

5.00

The one day we had with Nicolas was excellent max. We toured the Vallee Blanche and it was an outstanding tour and he was an amazing guide!  Thanks again Nico!

Ashley

1.00

I initially was not planning to submit this review but after much thought, we (the four of us who participated in this activity) feel it is important for others to know the experience that we had. In addition, Nicolas was the organizer but not the guide that took us on our skiing descent so I would like to make sure that is reflected in the review. Jean, the guide that accompanied us, lacked diplomacy, did not treat us with respect and did not respond to a difficult situation as you would hope that a guide would. In this business, I imagine tricky situations occur with some frequency. In our experience when dealing with an undesirable situation with our guide, Jean, we were cursed at repeatedly, and treated in a way that compounded the situation, making it worse. This happened in front our two teen children and the only redeeming part of the experience was providing an example of how NOT to act in a difficult situation. Our recommendation is that you provide training in how to deal with situations that are challenging with diplomacy as they happen continually in life and on the mountain.


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