An exceptional expedition combines two of Europe’s most iconic peaks in a single route. The journey leads from the pristine landscapes of Gran Paradiso (4,061 m) – the only four-thousander located entirely within Italian territory – to the majestic Mont Blanc (4,810 m), the highest point in Western Europe.
More than just a climb: an immersive alpine experience in the heart of the mountains, shaped by altitude training, glacier techniques, alpine terrain, and a deep engagement with the natural elements and physical challenges.
The expedition begins in the Italian Alps with the ascent of Gran Paradiso. This climb is ideal for acclimatization and provides a safe glacier experience in a stunning natural environment, with impressive views of the Mont Blanc massif. A perfect physical and mental preparation.
The journey then continues to Mont Blanc, starting from Chamonix. The ascent follows the normal route via the Tête Rousse and Goûter huts (3,835 m). The route is moderately technical and offers spectacular alpine scenery.
This adventure is suitable both for mountaineers aiming to summit their first four-thousander and for those who wish to reach the highest peak in the Alps via one of the most classic and accessible routes – the normal route through Tête Rousse and Goûter. The expedition benefits from the extensive experience of certified mountain guides who understand exactly what is required for a safe and successful ascent.
This tour is available as a private trip for individuals or small groups and can be organized as a Private Package on the preferred dates of each group. A Mont Blanc ascent is recommended in June, as conditions on the normal route tend to deteriorate later in the season. If acclimatization has already been completed prior to arrival in Chamonix, it is also possible to undertake the Mont Blanc climb without the Gran Paradiso segment.