The Legendary Alpine Ascents
The Alps, with their majestic vistas and Alpine challenges, attract adventurers from around the world. If you’re ready to take on the challenge of the most iconic summits, this article is for you. Discover our selection of the five must-do Alpine ascents, from the legendary to the lesser-known, but all equally stunning.
- Mont Blanc (4 810 m) :
The king of the Alps, Mont Blanc, dominates the landscape with its majestic silhouette. Climbing this giant requires good physical preparation and Alpine experience, but the panoramic view from the summit is well worth the effort.
- Grande Casse (3 855 m) :
Located in the Vanoise National Park, just near Courchevel, the Grande Casse offers a classic route in a magnificent setting. Its ascent provides breathtaking views of the surrounding glaciers and is an exciting challenge for experienced alpinists.
- Mont Pourri (3 779 m) :
With its pyramid-shaped summit, Mont Pourri is an icon of the Tarentaise valley. Its ascent takes you through a variety of landscapes, from lush forests to sparkling glaciers, for a complete Alpine experience.ctacular views of the surrounding summits.
- Mont Rose (4 634 m) :
Situated on the border between Switzerland and Italy, Monte Rosa is the second-highest peak in the Alps. Its ascent offers an exceptional Alpine adventure, with icy passages and spectacular views of the surrounding summits.
- Grand Paradis (4 061 m) :
Located in the Gran Paradiso National Park in Italy, this summit is the highest point entirely situated on Italian territory. Its ascent offers a variety of landscapes, from larch forests to vast glaciers, and a chance to spot Alpine wildlife.