from €1,495* per person | 5 Days | Year-round |
Simple accommodations
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Exertion level: 7
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Operator: Adventure Consultants |
12 people max
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The European Alps offers a diverse range of climbing opportunities across a wide range of climbing styles. The peaks are very accessible and supported by a superb lift and hut system that enable you fats access to superb climbing venues.
Our Private Instruction Courses are the most flexible mountaineering program available. You choose the
course duration and dates which suit you best. You can outline the type of skills you would like to achieve in line with your future climbing objectives. These courses are not just for those new to climbing, for the seasoned climber these courses offer the facility to up-skill yourself in your chosen field from one of our specialist professional guides.
You can join as an individual for 1:1 personalised instruction, or put your own group of like-minded companions together. A maximum 1:4 guide to climber ratio applies.
The course can be structured to prepare you for ascents of Europe’s classic peaks through to joining one of our high altitude climbing expeditions. No matter what level you are at now, our courses will provide you with the most current and essential mountaineering skills that will enhance your ability levels and enable you to take your climbing to the next level.
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Locations visited/nearby
France, Italy
0 testimonials about this trip.
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Reviewer: Stephen
located in
Canada
When I decided four years ago to complete the Seven Summits, I wanted to try a different guide company for all of my climbs until I found one that I was comfortable with, had the experience on all the summits and met all my expectations. After using three other companies, I am now in the process of planning my third climb with Adventure Consultants.
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Reviewer: Dave
located in
USA
Good guides understand that part of the payoff is the opportunity to help create on of life's most powerful experiences for someone they've just met. I salute the guides of Adventure Consultants, who do just that every time they lead an expedition.
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Reviewer: Dominic
located in
UK
May I take this opportunity to thank Adventure Consultants for putting me on top of the world on May 13, 2011, it was a lifelong ambition to climb Everest, and I only believe it starts to sink in 6 months later!
Special information
- This is a custom departure, meaning this trip is offered on dates that you arrange privately with the provider. Additionally, you need to form your own private group for this trip. The itinerary and price here is just a sample. Contact the provider for detailed pricing, minimum group size, and scheduling information. For most providers, the larger the group you are traveling with, the lower the per-person cost will be.
Itinerary
Day 1: Meet at the hotel in Chamonix, check gear. Transfer to one of the local low-altitude rock climbing cliffs. Practice rock climbing, basic techniques and basic use of the rope.( 5-6 hours).
Day 2: Transfer to the Italian side of Mont Blanc, walk/climb up the Via Ferrata to the Monzino Hut 2590m (3 hours) a fantastic spot on the south side of Mont Blanc. Introduction to ice climbing techniques and use of ice axes, on one of the most spectacular glaciers in the Alps (6-8 hours activities). Overnight in the hut.
Day 3: A classic alpine rock and snow climb, the Aiguille Croux 3057m: 40° snow climb and grade 3 rock climbing. 5 hours return. Walk back to the valley and return to Chamonix.
Day 4: From Chamonix, we take the Aiguille du Midi cable car 3840m for some easy mixed climbs on Pointe Lachenal 3613m. We walk back to the Cosmiques hut 3403m, (3-4 hours). Relax for the afternoon and early dinner.
Day 5: Breakfast at 1am. Start the climb at 2am by the North Face of Mont Blanc du Tacul, passing Mont Maudit, and reaching the summit of the Mont Blanc 4810m. Descend by the same route, climb the last 300m to the Aiguille du Midi and return via cable car to the hotel (11-13 hours).
Day 6: Rock climbing in Aiguilles Rouges c.2500m, just above Chamonix, or in poor weather on low-altitude crags, or spare day for the summit in case of bad weather.
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