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Rock climbing Chamonix best rock climbs
Difficulty Level 1: For beginner climbers climbing at the French grade 4a - 4b level.
Difficulty Level 2: For intermediate climbers climbing at the French grade 4c - 5a level.
Difficulty Level 3: For advanced climbers climbing at the French grade 5b - 5c level.
Difficulty Level 4: For experienced climbers climbing at the French grade 5c - 6a level.
Difficulty Level 5: For expert climbers climbing at the French grade 6a level and above.
Mont Blanc Climbing: Best Multi-Pitch Routes
Chamonix Guides have selected the best multi-pitch climbing routes in the Mont Blanc massif, from your first experience on Chamonix granite to more technical and committing lines. Routes are organised by level to help you build your progression and choose an experience that matches
First Multi-Pitch Routes
These accessible routes focus on slabs and ridges, with climbing that is not too physical and mostly footwork-based. Ideal for a first experience, they are a great way to discover the typical granite climbing of the Mont Blanc massif. Up to 5c.
• Somone - Brévent
• Multi-pitch routes - Chéserys
• East Ridge - Pyramide du Tacul
• South Ridge - Aiguille de la Glière
• Les Lépidoptères - Aiguille du Peigne
• NNE Ridge - Aiguille de l’M
• Slab Route - Le Pouce
Classic Routes of the Massif
These multi-pitch routes offer more sustained and technical climbing on historic and aesthetic lines. A perfect step to discover classic climbs in the Mont Blanc massif and get comfortable with crack climbing. 5c to 6a.
• Lifting du Roi - Roi de Siam
• Frison-Roche - Brévent
• Ottoz-Hurzeler - Aiguille Croux
• Rébuffat-Baquet - Aiguille du Midi
• Nabot Léon - Blaitière (Red Pillar)
• Salluard - Pointe Adolphe Rey
• Contamine - Pointe Lachenal
Technical and Committing Routes
These routes require solid technical skills and prior multi-pitch experience in the Mont Blanc massif. Cracks, technical slabs and steeper sections follow one another in a sustained and demanding style. 6a to 6b.
• Éole, Danza per Noi - Aiguille de la Varappe
• Le Joyau et le Lotus - Flamme de Pierre
• Bienvenue au Georges V - Nantillons
• Le Marchand de Sable - Tour Rouge
• Rébuffat - Minaret
• Cordier Pillar - Grands Charmoz
• Swiss Route - Grand Capucin
📩 Booking is available by email or phone only. Our team is here to help you choose the route that suits you best. Prices vary depending on difficulty and duration; full details are available in our dedicated brochure.
Private bookings are the best way to enjoy a fully tailored experience with a guide. You will be on your own or in a small group, and your guide will adapt the itinerary to your preferences and pace. It is the ideal option for maximum flexibility and comfort.
Dates for private bookings
Depending on conditions and availability
Meeting point & logistics for private bookings
The program is defined with our team
Guiding ratios for private bookings
1-2 people
Prices for private bookings
- On request, from €450
Find in this section all the information about the basic equipment.
⚠️ The equipment list may be adjusted with your guide depending on the chosen itinerary
Equipment
- Light backpack
- Mountaineering boots suitable for walking and climbing
- Harness
- Helmet
- Belay device with a screwgate carabiner
- Lanyard with a screwgate carabiner for abseiling
- Early in the season: light crampons and an ice axe for the approach
Clothing
- Standard mountainnering clothing
- Windproof jacket
- Light gloves
Accessories
- Sunglasses
- High-protection sunscreen
- At least 1,5L of water
- Snacks
Our Rental Partners
You can rent your equipment from our partner shops and benefit from special prices: Millet (excluding crampons, ice axes and helmets), Sanglard Sports, Ravanel & Co, and Concept Pro Shop
Our Equipment Partners
Millet, Dynastar, Julbo, Grivel & Monnet
Calculate your carbon footprint
Discover the carbon emissions of this activity and add your trip to the meeting point.
CO2 emitted per person for the activity: 26 kg. Learn out more about the footprint calculation of this activity
CO2 emitted per person for the activity: 26 kg. Learn out more about the footprint calculation of this activity
CO2 emitted per person for this activity & journey(s) = 0 kgIn order to limit global warming to +2°C by 2100, the COP-21 agreement stipulates that each human should emit no more than 2t of CO2 per year. According to the French Ministry of Ecology, today European citizens emit an average of 11t per year, and American citizens emit an average of 21t annually., or 2.6€The price for a ton of CO2 is currently 100€ in the European Union to offset.
Find out more about our zero impact strategy.
