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A smiling mountaineer glides across the snow, surrounded by majestic mountains. High-altitude adventure!
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The majestic landscape of Mont Blanc, with its impressive rocks and snow, beckons you to embark on an alpine adventure.
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Two smiling mountaineers on the summit of Mont Blanc, surrounded by clouds and majestic peaks.
Four smiling mountaineers on the summit of Mont Blanc, ready for an unforgettable adventure.
Climb the rocks of Mont Blanc with a group of adventurers, led by an expert.
A group of mountaineers tackling the snow-covered ascent of Mont Blanc under cloudy skies.
A group of mountaineers are climbing an icy face, taking on Mont Blanc in the heart of the Alps.
Five smiling hikers in the mountains, surrounded by glaciers and majestic peaks.
A red rack-and-pinion train stopping in the mountains, surrounded by walkers and clouds. An alpine adventure!
Mountaineers on a glacier, with majestic peaks in the background at sunrise.
Three smiling mountaineers on the summit of Mont Blanc, surrounded by breathtaking scenery at sunset.
The majestic, snow-capped peak of Mont Blanc: a climber’s dream in the heart of the Alps.
A breathtaking view of Mont Blanc, with a snow-covered landscape and spectacular colours at sunset.
Climb beneath the stars: adventurers on the illuminated snow, heading for Mont Blanc.
A majestic sunset over the snow-capped peaks of the Alps – an invitation to adventure.
A majestic panorama of the Alpine peaks, set amongst rocks and glaciers, beckons you to set off on an adventure.
A magnificent sunrise over the snow-capped mountains, an invitation to an alpine adventure.
A spectacular sunset over a glacier, with a lone mountaineer in the distance on Mont Blanc.
A magical sunrise over the majestic peaks – an invitation to high-mountain adventure.
The snow-capped summit of Mont Blanc, towering above the clouds – a majestic adventure awaits.
Two smiling mountaineers on the summit of Mont Blanc, surrounded by clouds and majestic mountains.
A group of smiling mountaineers on the summit of Mont Blanc, surrounded by majestic scenery.
Three mountaineers pose on the summit of Mont Blanc, surrounded by majestic snow-covered landscapes.
Two mountaineers on the summit of Mont Blanc, surrounded by majestic, snow-covered landscapes.
A group of four mountaineers posing on the snow-capped summit of Mont Blanc, with majestic scenery in the background.
A group of mountaineers on a glacier beneath the majestic peaks of Mont Blanc. An unforgettable adventure!
The majestic peak of Mont Blanc against a blue sky, bathed in the first rays of the sun.
A smiling mountaineer glides across the snow, surrounded by majestic mountains. High-altitude adventure!
A panoramic view of the clouds above the snow-capped peaks – an invitation to an alpine adventure.
The majestic landscape of Mont Blanc, with its impressive rocks and snow, beckons you to embark on an alpine adventure.
Mountaineering

Climb Mont Blanc (4810m)

June to September
5 days| 4 nights
Level 4
Eco-score 4/5

What you will experience

Climb the summit of Mont Blanc (4,810 m), the roof of Europe, in just 5 days.
Enjoy a unique Mont Blanc mountain climb in a small group, combining 2 days of technical training and acclimatisation on the Aiguille du Tour (3,540 m), followed by a 3-day guided ascent to the top of Mont Blanc.
Learn from experienced IFMGA-certified mountain guides, with a low guide-to-participant ratio (1:2 or 2:4), ensuring maximum safety and personalised coaching in high-altitude techniques.
Recover and connect in cosy high-altitude refuges after each day’s effort, sharing warm, hearty meals and preparing for the next stage of your adventure.

Itinerary

  1. DAY1/ 5
    • Accommodation - Mountain hutAccommodation·Mountain hut
    • D+ - 950D+·950m
    • Activity time - 3hActivity time·3h

    We meet at 9am at our rental partner's to collect our equipment and check our bags, in the presence of our guide who will be there to welcome us. Then it's off to the Charamillon cable car to begin our adventure.


    After a panoramic ascent, we'll head off to the Tour glacier for a technical session: learning the basics of progressing on a glacier, braking on a snow slope and other essential techniques for the climb ahead.


    At the end of the afternoon, we'll reach the Albert 1er hut (2702m), perched in front of a breathtaking glacier panorama. We'll then have some free time to enjoy the unique atmosphere of the refuge before a convivial dinner at altitude.

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The guides who will lead your adventure

Guide Patrick - IFMGA Mountain Guide

Patrick

IFMGA Mountain Guide
ItalianItalian
FrenchFrench
EnglishEnglish

Hi, I’m Patrick, a mountain guide from Piedmont. I became a guide in 2018 and have barely left the peaks since! As a mountain-rescue instructor, I love sharing my experience and knowledge. Whether on Monte Rosa, in my native Piedmont or in the Aosta Valley, the Italian Alps are both my playground and my home.

Guide August - IFMGA Mountain Guide

August

IFMGA Mountain Guide
FrenchFrench
EnglishEnglish

Hi, I’m August, and I’ve been guiding in northern Norway for more than eight years. Skiing by the sea, under the Northern Lights, or simply enjoying nature: that’s what makes me tick. For me, guiding is above all about sharing my passion and helping you discover places close to my heart in a safe setting. Experiencing exceptional moments in the great outdoors is my reason for being, and that’s what I promise when I guide you.

Guide Arnaud - IFMGA Mountain Guide

Arnaud

IFMGA Mountain Guide
FrenchFrench
EnglishEnglish

I’m from the Pyrenees, the Alps and now Haute-Savoie, but I’ve made Saint-Gervais, at the foot of Mont Blanc, my home. I’m a climbing instructor, canyoning instructor and mountain guide. I particularly enjoy expeditions to wild places such as Patagonia, the Andes, the Himalayas, the Arctic and Antarctica. If you have a dream, I’ll be happy to help you make it come true.

Guide Antoine - IFMGA Mountain Guide

Antoine

IFMGA Mountain Guide
FrenchFrench

I’m Antoine, a UIAGM mountain guide with a passion for alpine adventure. I love taking you to my favourite places in the mountains so that we can share a simple, human and authentic experience, close to nature and far from the bustle.

Guide Luca - IFMGA Mountain Guide

Luca

IFMGA Mountain Guide
ItalianItalian
EnglishEnglish

I was born in 1983 in a small town in central Italy, and since childhood the mountains have been my natural terrain, until the day I discovered climbing. Over the seasons, I've built up my experience between skiing and ice climbing in winter, climbing in spring and autumn, and major alpine races in summer, from the Dolomites to the Alps.

Now based in Trentino, I continue to experience the mountains in all their forms. What motivates me most is guiding you with care, putting you at ease and sharing authentic moments in the great outdoors together.

Guide Frédéric - IFMGA Mountain Guide

Frédéric

IFMGA Mountain Guide
FrenchFrench

Originally from Brittany, I wove my passion from the connection that led me from the sea to the mountains. The mountains fascinate me, but the greatest richness of our profession lies in meeting other people. Mountains are infinitely varied, and people are every bit as varied: both remain my sources of inspiration. These inner and outer worlds reveal themselves to those who know how to wait and welcome them.

Guide Paul - IFMGA Mountain Guide

Paul

IFMGA Mountain Guide
FrenchFrench
EnglishEnglish

My name is Paul. I’m from the Chamonix–Mont-Blanc valley, where the mountains have always been my natural playground. I practise mountaineering, paragliding, freeride skiing and climbing, with a particular fondness for ice climbing, which I discovered at a young age.

As a mountain guide, I enjoy sharing this range of experiences with close attention to terrain, enjoyment and everyone’s level of commitment. Outdoor photography is also an essential part of my world: it lets me tell mountain stories close to the action and the light.

Guide Thibaut - IFMGA Mountain Guide

Thibaut

IFMGA Mountain Guide
FrenchFrench

Passionate about the mountains, I discovered climbing in the Bouches-du-Rhône before diving into ski touring in the Ecrins. Since then, I've explored various mountain ranges, from Mont Blanc to Dévoluy, in search of pleasure and sharing. For me, the mountains are all about human adventure and working together on projects.

Guide Quentin - IFMGA Mountain Guide

Quentin

IFMGA Mountain Guide
FrenchFrench
EnglishEnglish

I’m originally from Savoie and have been exploring the mountains since I was a child! From skiing to climbing and mountaineering, I love spending time up in the mountains. Sharing experiences, personal growth and adventure are what drive me throughout my projects… I look forward to guiding you!

Guide Christophe - IFMGA Mountain Guide

Christophe

IFMGA Mountain Guide
FrenchFrench
EnglishEnglish

I’m originally from Albertville and, thanks to my mother, a mid-mountain guide, I was able to enjoy the mountains from a very young age. I later developed a passion for the high peaks, now matched by the desire to guide others there in my turn.

What's included in the price

Included

Guiding: You will be guided by one high-mountain guide for the first two days, then two guides for the three days of the ascent (one guide for every two participants).
Accommodation: You’ll spend three nights in mountain huts along the route and one night in a gîte. All nights are in shared dormitories with single beds.
Meals: All meals are included, from the evening meal on the first day right through to the packed lunch on the last day – enough to give you the energy you need to reach the summit.
Bottles of water: We provide one 1-litre bottle of water per person at the Tête Rousse Mountain hut and the Refuge du Goûter (the last two nights).
Local transport: All ski lift access mentioned in the programme is included.
Technical gear: Group equipment such as ropes, karabiners and ice screws is provided.

Not included

Personal equipment hire: crampons, ice axe, helmet and harness are not included (these can be hired at the next stage of your booking).
Transport to the meeting point.
Any personal expenses.
To ensure optimum comfort, mountaineering boots are not supplied. We strongly recommend that you try them on before setting off.
Everything that is not included in "what is included".

What level to expect?

Level 4
Participants must be at least 18 years old
WHO IS THIS FOR?
You’re a regular mountaineer. You’ve already completed several climbs and feel at ease on technical and challenging terrain.

You’re at the right level if:
  • You do endurance sport at least 3 to 4 times a week
  • You can manage 10 to 12 hours of continuous effort with 1,200 to 1,700 metres of ascent
  • You’re comfortable carrying a rucksack weighing 8 to 12 kg
  • You are very comfortable in mountain terrain (rocks, snow, glaciers)
  • You are proficient in using crampons and an ice axe
  • You are comfortable with exposed and high-altitude sections
  • You have already completed several mountaineering expeditions in recent years
  • You are able to cope with high altitudes (often above 4,000 metres)

Getting there

Start · 09h00

Chamonix-Mont-Blanc

End · 16h00

Chamonix-Mont-Blanc

Transport

By train

By train

Want to avoid traffic jams and travel in peace? The train is your best bet. You can get to Chamonix-Mont-Blanc via Saint-Gervais:

  • Departure station > St Gervais-les-Bains-Le Fayet station
  • St Gervais-les-Bains-Le Fayet station > Chamonix (19 mins)
By car

By car

Do you prefer the freedom of a road trip? You can drive to Chamonix-Mont-Blanc.

Do consider carpooling: a WhatsApp group will be set up 10 days before departure so you can organise this with the other participants.

How to register

1

Step 1

Choose your departure date and number of participants

2

Step 2

Book online by paying a deposit or the full amount directly. It is also possible to book by telephone by calling +32 460 25 61 85 (Mon-Fri 9am-5pm).
  • If the minimum number of participants is reached, departure is confirmed!
  • If the minimum number of participants is not reached, we will give you a full refund.
Departure is confirmed 15 days in advance for adventures lasting more than 4 days. Departure is confirmed 7 days prior for adventures lasting less than 4 days.
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Step 3

In the case of a deposit, the remaining amount will be debited from your account before departure.

Your reviews

The opinions of our participants who have placed their trust in us

4.5/ 5 · based on 7 reviews
Excellente expérience, du début à la fin. Wildhartt fait preuve d’un vrai sens du service : bonne gestion des imprévus, communication simple et efficace. Des souvenirs précieux à garder longtemps. Merci !
Incroyable experience en packraft dans les Ardennes Française !Une belle decouverte de l'expérience Packraft sur 3 jours.
Thibaut a été un guide génial et l'organisation complète etait super chouette. Je n'avais jamais fait d'escalade donc une première pour moi mais je me suis régalé Encore merci a Thibaut qui a été adorable
Une première expérience en montagne, très bien organisée, des gens sympas ! À recommander vivement
Une expérience extraordinaire, une organisation sans faille, des moments d’émotion partagés, des souvenirs magiques plein la tête. A renouveler dès que possible.

Frequently asked questions

What level of fitness is required?

The Mont Blanc mountain climb is a serious physical challenge – not just a long hike! You’ll need to be in excellent shape, and have experience in endurance sports. You should be able to: trek for 6 to 10 hours per day, with a loaded backpack, regularly practise activities like running, cycling or hiking, be confident on rough terrain and at altitude, you don’t need to be an elite athlete, but dedication, preparation and mental strength are key to enjoying your climb.

What’s the maximum group size for the Mont Blanc mountain climb?

To ensure quality, safety and a friendly atmosphere, we limit all Mont Blanc climbs to a maximum of 4 participants per guide. This small group size allows for personalised support, a smooth progression, and a more human, enjoyable experience on the mountain.During the ascent, another guide will join us. The guide-to-participant ratio will be [1:2].

What equipment do I need to bring for the Mont Blanc mountain climb?

Once you sign up, we’ll send you a detailed kit list with everything you need for a safe and comfortable adventure in high-altitude terrain. It includes: technical clothing for cold, wind and snow, mountaineering boots, crampons, harness, helmet, etc., any additional equipment for overnights, if needed. Don’t have it all? No worries, we’ll help you rent or buy gear that’s just right for the Mont Blanc mountain climb.

What if I’m not fit enough to continue after the two days of training and acclimatisation?

Your safety always comes first. That’s why the first two days are dedicated to training, acclimatisation and an honest assessment of your readiness (physical, technical and mental). If your guide determines that continuing the Mont Blanc mountain climb would be unsafe for you or the group, your attempt will be stopped. This decision is never taken lightly, but it’s essential to keep everyone safe. ⚠️ There is no refund in this case, but you will still gain an incredible alpine experience, useful skills, and unforgettable views.

Why climb Mont Blanc with Wildhartt?

Because we don’t just guide, we co-create a meaningful adventure with you. With Wildhartt, you get: Highly qualified, experienced and passionate mountain guides, a step-by-step training approach to support your progress, a warm, inclusive and fun atmosphere, seamless logistics to maximise your chances of reaching the summit. We're not about ticking boxes. We're about crafting experiences you'll remember for a lifetime.

Are instalment payment options available?

Yes, that's right! At checkout, you can choose the Alma option to pay for your booking in 2x, 3x or 4x. All you have to do is select Alma at checkout and follow the instructions. It's simple, fast and secure.

Can I privatise this expedition for my group?

Yes, all our expeditions can be privatised for a group already formed, on the dates of your choice.

To make your request, go to the expedition that interests you and click on "Privatise the expedition". We'll take care of the rest!

What kind of people usually join Wildhartt expeditions ?

You don’t need to be a top athlete or adventure expert to feel at home. Most Wildhartt participants are between 25 and 60 years old, with a balanced mix of women and men.


Many join solo or in small groups of two or three. They often live in cities and are looking for a meaningful break — some time to reconnect with nature, slow down, and enjoy something real.


They usually have a regular movement practice (hiking, running, yoga...), but not with a competitive mindset. They’re in good shape, but don’t necessarily have technical skills. What brings them together is a shared desire to disconnect, observe, learn, and experience nature in a more grounded, accessible way.


If that speaks to you, you'll feel right at home. The group spirit is kind and open, and the pace adapts to everyone.

What happens if the weather is bad?

At Wildhartt, nature is our playground, rain or shine. Rain, snow or wind: our guides adapt the itinerary, activities and accommodation to guarantee you the best possible experience.
Unless safety is at stake (storm, avalanche, flood...).


In this exceptional case, we can cancel an expedition, at least one week before departure.
If this happens:
→ You can postpone your adventure at no cost,
→ Or receive a full refund.

What does the price of a Wildhartt adventure include?

At Wildhartt, transparency is essential. The price of your expedition reflects a clear breakdown of costs:

  • 30% for our guides, the mainstays of every adventure.
  • 35% for accommodation and meals, essential for your comfort.
  • 10% for equipment and transport, to guarantee safety and fluidity.
  • 24% for organisation and logistics, from first contact to the end of the expedition.
  • 1% for the rewilding of Europe, a concrete commitment to give back to nature what it gives us.

Our priority: to offer you a quality experience, with complete clarity.

Do you have any questions? Contact us.

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