Mont Blanc - The top of the Alps

On the border between Italy and France, Mont Blanc is the highest and most impressive mountain range in the Alps. Since the first ascent in 1786, its high-altitude environment of granite spiers and glaciers has irresistibly attracted mountaineers from all over the world. Not only the main peak, but also a large number of other peaks (many over 4000 meters) offer an ideal terrain for many activities, from classic mountaineering to the most extreme, from sport climbing to large traditional climbs up to ski mountaineering and to freeride. A real Outdoor Paradise!

The rapidity of access to the high altitude environment is also a fundamental feature. On both sides, Chamonix and Courmayeur, we will find modern cable cars and trains that will quickly take us from the characteristic villages of the valley floor to the thin air of the glaciers over 3000 meters.