Overview
Mont Blanc (4,808m) is the highest peak in the Alps and one of the most sought-after summits in the world. Our guided Mont Blanc climb is designed to maximize your chances of reaching the summit while ensuring a safe and rewarding experience. We begin with acclimatization days in the Chamonix Valley, building fitness and technical skills on progressively more challenging terrain. Our IFMGA-certified guides will assess your abilities and tailor the approach to your specific needs. The summit push begins from a high mountain refuge, with an early start to take advantage of firm snow conditions. The route involves glacier travel, exposed ridges, and sustained climbing at altitude — all managed with expert guidance.
Highlights
Itinerary
Arrival in Chamonix
Meet your guide and team. Gear check and trip briefing at our local base.
Skills & Acclimatization
Practice rope skills, crampon technique, and ice axe arrest on a local glacier.
Acclimatization Climb
Climb a nearby peak to build fitness and test your skills at moderate altitude.
Rest & Preparation
Rest day in Chamonix. Final gear preparations and weather briefing.
Ascend to Refuge
Climb to the Goûter Hut (3,817m) via the Grand Couloir.
Summit Day
Early start for the summit push. Traverse the Bosses Ridge to the top of Mont Blanc.
Descent & Celebration
Descend to Chamonix. Celebration dinner with your team.
Jun – Sep 2026
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