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Dmytro Horbatov
The traverse of the three peaks of Mont Blanc is a real challenge and a great test of strength for experienced and confident climbers!
The main difficulty is the day of the climb - the traverse of all the peaks of Mont Blanc is long, so we will walk long and hard. Much longer than on the classic route through Güte.
But this effort is worth it - the traverse route will give you an incomparable experience and unrivaled views.
And of course, this is also quite an achievement, as few people have been to the three peaks of Mont Blanc: Mont Blanc du Tacul (4248 m), Mont Maudit (4465 m) and Mont Blanc itself (4810 m).
And when someone says during the conversation: "Oh, cool! You've been to Mont Blanc!", you say: "Yes, it's a super mountain. Moreover, we have traversed all three peaks of the massif. It was hard, but it was so cool!"
To participate in the Mont Blanc traverse, experience of climbing above 5000 m, as well as traveling in crampons and cats is required. That is, either climbing the peaks, for example: Kazbek or Orisaba with technical elements, or trekking + participation in school of mountaineering.
It is much more beautiful, interesting, and requires more endurance than the classic climb to the main peak.
To ensure maximum security for the group. Participant safety is our top priority
If necessary, we will help you with the purchase of air tickets and equipment
Our route provides for high-quality acclimatization, which will allow your body to get used to the altitude, and you to fully enjoy the amazing landscapes of the Alps.
We do not cancel or reschedule groups. If the consultant has given you the go-ahead to buy a ticket, you can buy it. The program will not be canceled through our fault.
The consultant has personally been to the Alps and will advise you with expertise.
Experienced team leaders of the Kuluar Club, who have been to Mont Blanc many times, will accompany the participants on their way to the top.
Over the course of the club's work, we have developed an algorithm that allows us to organize programs with the highest quality. You can see for yourself by climbing Mont Blanc with us.
The opportunity to significantly save on equipment by going climbing with Kuluar.
More than 25,000 participants have already gone through the Kuluar and 97.8% were satisfied. We are sure you will be too!
The team leader meets the group members in Chamonix. He checks the equipment of each participant to know what else needs to be bought or rented. We have a rest after the trip. We will stay in a hotel in Chamonix or in one of the nearby villages in the valley.
Today we have an early rise and transfer to the village of Le Tour. From here we will climb the Le Tour glacier to the Albert I hut (2,702 m), then climb to the top of Petite Aiguille Vert, where we will have training sessions. The passage is not technically difficult, but quite long. We spend the night in a comfortable hut to have a good rest before tomorrow's climb.
Today we plan to climb one of the classic routes near the Albert I hut. The task for today is to practice walking in crampons and in a bundle on different terrain. We leave early in the morning for the Petite Fourche mountain. By lunchtime, we go down to the hut, have a light snack, rest, and then down to Chamonix.
We leave early, today there is a lot of traffic on deep snow and glaciers. In the afternoon we take the cable car to the Aiguille du Midi mountain, 3842 m. We go over the ridge and then along the glacier to the Cosmiques shelter, 3613 meters. We check in and have a rest after a busy day.
We start the climb at night. Climbing Mont Blanc through the three peaks takes 7-9 hours up and another 5-6 hours down to the Cosmos. Depending on the condition of the route and the group, the team leader may decide to descend to the Gouter or Tete Rousse shelters.
If the group failed to descend yesterday, today can be used as a backup day. Depending on the speed of the group and the condition of the route, it may take another day or part of it to complete the Mont Blanc traverse.
The reserve day (if you descend on time) can be used for walking in Chamonix, visiting the sights of the station, visiting the local mountaineering museum, outdoor equipment stores and tasting various local delicacies. Descending in Chamonix. Celebratory dinner, congratulations to the participants on successful climbing.
We recommend that you plan your return flight from Geneva in the evening to have more time to spare. Let's say goodbye to the group and team leader! See you on new peaks :)
Depending on the weather conditions and general wishes of the group, the teamleader has the right to make changes to the route.
To visit France, you must have a valid Schengen or biometric passport. We can help you with visa processing.
You must have no illnesses from this list in order to participate in the hike.
Climbing Mont Blanc opens up to you many peaks. After Mont Blanc, we recommend:
We have prepared for you a commemorative "Mont Blanc" medal, which you will receive after the ascent.
You need to buy tickets in advance, as soon as we confirm your participation in the climb.
You need good insurance to participate in the program. Please do not neglect this point. It has saved some participants thousands of dollars. You can find our recommendations on insurance here: "Insurance for participants of the Kuluar treks".
The most favorable season for climbing Mont Blanc is from late June to early September. At this time, the weather is the warmest and most stable.
In the summer, the temperature in Chamonix rises to +25 and above during the day, but with increasing altitude it becomes significantly colder. Night temperatures at an altitude of 3800 can drop to -20, at the very top during the ascent the temperature usually remains around -5 ... -10 degrees. There is snow on Mont Blanc all year round.
To traverse the peaks of Mont Blanc, you need to be in good physical shape. Start running 3 months before the start of the tour and train at least 3 times a week. Try to run as long as possible at a comfortable pace.
All special equipment can be rented in Chamonix and you don't have to take it from home. Renting the entire set (boots, crampons, ice axe, system, helmet) will cost 100–150 euros.
The cost depends on the number of participants:
| Number of participants | Value |
|---|---|
| 4 and more | €2200 |
| 3 | €2450 |
| 2 | €2450 |
| 1 | €4100 |
*Please note: it is not the consultant's responsibility to select a separate flight for each participant. The consultant gives general recommendations based on his/her experience and shares the flights of other participants so that you can fly together. It is the participant's responsibility to select and purchase a convenient airline ticket. If you want the consultant to buy you a ticket, book a hotel or an additional excursion, please read the terms and conditions on the additional services page.
The full payment for the program is made to the team leader on the first day of the campaign in euros.
To reserve a place in the group, you need to make an advance payment of €500. The details will be provided by the consultant.
Important! Terms of prepayment refund in case of refusal to participate in the program:
Nice news! If you or we find a participant to take your place, we will refund your prepayment in full (excluding the 40 euro rebooking fee), regardless of the time of cancellation.
If you leave the route, the cost is not recalculated.