Day 1 Saas-Fee
Gear check, rope teams, short walk to 2,500m to start the altitude work.
Seven days across two of the highest summits in the Alps, starting on Monte Rosa's glaciers and finishing on Mont Blanc. The sequence is deliberate — altitude and technique compound before the final climb. Built for climbers with prior alpine experience and the fitness to match.
Europe
Beginning of September '26
≈3,500 Euro
Two of the most recognizable massifs in the Alps stacked into a single seven-day route. Monte Rosa for altitude and glacier work, Mont Blanc for the summit. Two countries, two peaks above 4,000m, IFMGA guides throughout, 1:2 ratio on summit day. The progression is the engine — four nights above 2,800m, a real 4,000m summit before the main objective, and a rest window in Chamonix before going up.
Gear check, rope teams, short walk to 2,500m to start the altitude work.
Cable car to Felskinn, glacier traverse into the hut. Afternoon on crampon technique, glacier rope travel, and crevasse rescue.
Alpine start for the Breithorn (4,164m) or Signalkuppe (4,554m) depending on conditions. Descent to the valley, transfer across the border to Chamonix.
Mont Blanc Tramway from Saint-Gervais to Nid d'Aigle, climb to the hut at a controlled pace. Hydration, weather check, early sleep.
Short, exposed pitch up the Goûter ridge. Afternoon for rest, oxygen saturation checks, and the final weather call.
Alpine start at 02:00. Dôme du Goûter, Bosses Ridge, summit dome. Strict turnaround time, descent to Chamonix by late afternoon.
Held in reserve. Used for the summit if weather pushed Day 6, or an Aiguille du Midi day if the top landed clean.
The value is in the structure. Four nights above 2,800m, a genuine 4,000m summit on Day 3, a rest window before the upper huts, and Day 7 held in reserve as a real buffer rather than spent for flexibility. Summit probability climbs, altitude risk drops, and the climb on Day 6 is something you arrive at fit to do. Two summits, two countries, one of the cleaner progressions to the highest point in the Alps.
All the important information, guidelines, and recommendations you’ll need to ensure a smooth and memorable experience.
6 Days
≈3,500 Euro
Hard
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