Mont Blanc & Gran Paradiso

 

Mont Blanc & Gran Paradiso – Two Alpine Peak Dreams

From Italy’s highest mountain to the highest peak in the Alps

Our tour takes you first to Gran Paradiso (4,061 m), the highest mountain entirely within Italy. Rising in the heart of Italy’s oldest national park, the Parco Nazionale Gran Paradiso, originally established to protect the Alpine ibex, this peak is a classic among the 4,000-meter mountains. Technically moderate yet featuring thrilling glacier sections, exposed ridges, and breathtaking views across the Western Alps—from Monte Rosa to Mont Blanc—Gran Paradiso offers the perfect introduction to high-altitude alpine climbing.

After this ideal preparation, the ultimate goal awaits: Mont Blanc (4,810 m), the highest peak in the Alps. First ascended in 1786, it remains a symbol of mountaineering. Following the Goûter Route, you will traverse ice, rock, and snow fields to reach Europe’s highest point—a once-in-a-lifetime experience and the pinnacle of any mountaineer’s career.

Under the expert guidance of experienced mountain guides, you will summit two distinct 4,000-meter peaks, combining unforgettable nature experiences, challenging alpine adventure, and the unmatched thrill of standing atop the roof of the Alps.

 

 

Program:

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Ascent to the Rifugio Vittorio Emanuele (2,732m)

Meeting point at 12:00 in Le Pont

Group ascent to Rifugio Vittorio Emanuele (700vm)

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Gran Paradiso (4,061m)

Ascent via the Laveciau glacier

Summit of Italy's highest peak

Descent to the valley and overnight stay in a hotel

1300m ascent - 2000m descent

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Ascent to the Tête Rousse Hut (3,167m)  

Ascent by cable car to Nid d'Aigle

Ascent to Tête Rousse Hut (800vm)

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Route via Goûter Hut, Dome du Goûter and Bosses Ridge to the Mont Blanc summit (1,634 vm)

Descent to Goûter Hut for overnight stay.

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Reserve Day / Descent

Reserve day for Mont Blanc ascent in case of bad weather

Otherwise, descent to the valley

 

Note: This program can also be combined with a tour in the Monte Rosa area, which may extend the itinerary by one to two days.

Details Mont Blanc & Gran Paradiso

Difficulty
RequirementsGood physical fitness - mountaineering experience
EquipmentCrampons, ice axe, helmet and harness - will be provided if required
Min. Participants2
Cost 2 Persons2200€ (price without hut fees)
Cost 3 Persons1980€ (on Mont Blanc another mountain guide - price without hut fees)
Cost per Person4 participants: 1685€ (on Mont Blanc an additional mountain guide - price without hut fees)
InfoAdditional costs: half board at the huts or hotel, travel expenses, tickets and refreshments at the huts
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