High Altitude Climbs/Treks
Neil McNab on the summit ridge of Mont Blanc at sunset.
Photo: R. Marchant
Mont Blanc Ascents
The most awe inspiring and spectacular mountain in the Chamonix valley is Mont Blanc (4810m) the highest mountain in Western Europe. The ascent of Mont Blanc is a great challenge and requires some technical skills and a good level of fitness.
The Classic Haute Route
Another popular route for the mountaineer or experienced treker is the Classic Haute Route. It is a technical trek at high altitude and requires expert guidance from a High Mountain Guide. Starting from the village of Argentiere and finishing at Zermatt in Switzerland the route is a 75 mile trek which traverses more than a dozen glaciers with a total ascent and descent of 10,000m.
The Zermatt Ten. Ten 4000m peaks in one week.
An intense week for the already experienced mountaineer; ten 4000m peaks in 6 days. This mountaineering trip will leave you with a sense of accomplishment, achievement and great memories from some of the most spectacular mountains around Saas Fee and Zermatt.
Three peaks - Three countries
Climb 3 peaks in one week, each in a different country. This week offers an incredible introduction to mountaineering or a challenging week for the experienced mountaineer. Three countries, three mountains, three terrains and three cultures and all within easy reach of your base in Argentiere.