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Best 1 Walker Spur

The Walker Spur is an iconic climbing route on the Grandes Jorasses peak in the Mont Blanc massif of France. First completed in 1938 by Riccardo Cassin and his team, it’s a challenging ed (equipment-free) climb demanding significant mountaineering skill and experience. The route's notable exposure a...

2 Central Pillar of Freney

The Central Pillar of Freney is a challenging climbing route located on Mont Blanc’s Italian face. It gained notoriety through the 1961 expedition led by Walter Bonatti, marking a pivotal moment in alpine climbing history. The route's technical difficulty and historic significance make it suitable f...

3 Aiguille du Dru

The Aiguille du Dru is a steep granite mountain in the Mont Blanc massif of the French Alps, near Chamonix. Its two principal summits are the higher Grand Dru, reaching 3,754 meters, and the lower Petit Dru, whose exposed west face is especially prominent. The Grand Dru was first climbed in 1878, an...

4 Grand Capucin

The Grand Capucin is a steep granite tower in the Mont Blanc massif of the Alps, near the border between France and Italy. Rising to about 3,838 metres, it is especially known among mountaineers for its approximately 500-metre east face, whose compact reddish granite presents sustained technical cli...

5 Croz Spur
Croz Spur

The Croz Spur is a challenging Alpine climbing route on the north face of the Grandes Jorasses peak near Mont-Blanc. It’s notable for its sustained steepness involving significant mixed ice and rock sections demanding considerable technical skill and experience. This route is typically undertaken by...

6 Massif des Grandes Jorasses

The Massif des Grandes Jorasses is a prominent granite massif situated in the Mont Blanc region of the French Alps. It’s notable for its dramatic north face, one of the most challenging climbs globally, and its role within the broader alpine landscape. This area attracts experienced mountaineers see...

7 American Direct Dru

The American Direct is a historic alpine climbing route located on the Petit Dru peak in the Mont Blanc massif of France. Pioneered by Royal Robbins and Gary Hemming in 1962, it represents a significant early example of free climbing with aid techniques. The route’s difficulty and exposure make it n...

8 Brenva Face (Mont Blanc)

The Brenva Face is a substantial granite cliff situated on Mont Blanc’s southern flank in the Italian Alps. Its immense size – considered one of the longest ice faces in the range – makes it a significant objective for experienced ice climbers and alpinists. Climbers seeking challenging alpine route...

9 Cecchinel-Nominé

The Cecchinel-Nominé is a renowned alpine climbing route on Mont Blanc’s Grand Pilier d'Arête. This classic climb, established in the 1970s, features demanding sections of ice and rock. It is particularly suited for experienced alpinists seeking challenging technical ascents within the iconic Mont B...

10 Supercouloir

The Supercouloir is a classic alpine climbing route on Mont-Blanc du Tacul in the French Alps. It’s notable for its long, continuous steep ice section combined with mixed rock and snow terrain. This demanding route requires significant experience and technical skill, primarily suited to advanced cli...

11 Pilier d'Angle (Mont Blanc)

The Pilier d’Angle is a prominent granite cliff face situated on Mont Blanc in Italy. It represents a significant and challenging section of the Peuterey route, a globally recognized long-distance alpine climb. This feature is notable for its steepness and crucial role within the overall ascent. Cli...

12 Ratti-Vitali

The Ratti-Vitali is an established alpine climbing route situated on the Grandes Jorasses peak within the Mont Blanc massif. It’s a classic climb recognized for its demanding mixed terrain and historical importance, having been first ascended in 1933. The route is suitable for experienced climbers w...

13 Couturier Couloir

The Couturier Couloir is a prominent steep ice climbing and ski mountaineering route located on the north face of the Aiguille Verte in the Mont Blanc massif of France. First descended on skis in 1938, the route spans over 1,000 meters of sustained incline and is widely regarded as a classic testpie...

14 Freney Pillar

The Freney Pillar is a steep, central granite ridge on Mont Blanc in Italy, notoriously famous among mountaineers for its challenging and dangerous climbs.

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