oin us for a guided ascent of Mont Blanc (4,810m), the highest peak in the Alps, and one of the most iconic mountaineering challenges in Europe. This all-inclusive expedition is led by professional mountain guides and guarantees an unforgettable experience in the heart of the French Alps.
Due to increasing restrictions and safety concerns, local authorities have implemented permit requirements and accommodation limitations for climbers on Mont Blanc. To navigate these challenges, our agency organizes group expeditions, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free experience.
The Trois Monts Route is the most technical and demanding ascent of Mont Blanc in our selection. Despite its difficulty, it is the second most popular route after the Gouter Route, mainly due to the high starting altitude.
This glacier traverse offers stunning ridge-line views, but requires strong mountaineering skills, including steep ice climbing and crevasse navigation.
Additional cost for the Trois Monts Route: on request.
We guide Mont Blanc on three routes. The itinerary below follows the Trois Monts route – the other two are available on request:
Not sure which route suits you? Tell us about your mountaineering experience and we will recommend the best option.
Chamonix, France (Pick up)
Choose a private tour on dates that suit you or join a group departure.
Contact us for current group dates.
Price on request – send us an enquiry and we will prepare an offer for your dates and group size.
Check-in at a gîte (mountain lodge). Evening briefing and equipment check.
Morning stroll in Chamonix, last chance to enjoy the Alpine capital. End of Program.
It is the most technical and demanding of our three routes. You need solid mountaineering skills, including steep ice and crevasse navigation, and summit day has about 1,200 m of ascent and 2,500 m of descent.
The itinerary follows the Trois Monts route over Mont Blanc du Tacul and Mont Maudit, descending via the Goûter. We also guide the classic Goûter route (4 days) and the quieter Grand Mulets route (3 days). Tell us about your experience and we will recommend the best option.
In a gîte or hostel in Chamonix or Les Houches, and at the Cosmiques Hut (3,613 m) the night before the summit.
Cable cars and the cog railway, personal equipment (harness, crampons, ice axe), meals and drinks, and travel insurance with alpine rescue cover, which is mandatory.
Yes, participants must be at least 18. The trip starts in Chamonix.
