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from l’aiguille du midi.
space-time jump to high altitude.
overnight in an alpine refuge.
mixed climbing and chamonix-style freeski.
🗓️ Free cancellation up to 30 days before departure
🔄 100% refund if we cancel the experience
💳 Split payment available (2 installments, no fees)
⚡ Guaranteed response within 24h
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What to Expect
We start from the Aiguille du Midi (3,842m)— straight into the high alpine.
From there, a dense web of options unfolds: ridges, mixed gullies, steep ski lines, classic and hidden couloirs.
Day one sets the rhythm: reading the terrain, committing to the right lines, descending toward our overnight base.
Maps out, gear drying, decisions sharpened.
Day two is written overnight — by weather, snow, and what the mountain allows.
It’s a framework.not a fixed itinerary.
Conditions lead. We adapt.
Level
Intermediate.
All conditions skier.
Duration
2 days - 1 night
Multiple sessions
Group size
8 guests max - 2 to 3 max per rope team.
Daily effort
4–6 hours per day, 500 – 800 m D+,
⚡ Guaranteed response within 24h
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Terrasse du Requin
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Terrasse du Requin
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a typical day with us
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Weather, snowpack, conditions. Options are laid out and the plan takes shape.
Then, we head up to Aiguille du Midi. -
Teleportation to an alpinist’s wonderland.
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From here, the group fans out toward different objectives:
easy snow ridges, blue-ice mixed climbing, mellow ski touring, or steep Chamonix-style couloirs.
Possible lines include Pointes Lachenal, Goulotte Chéré, Épaule d’Entrèves, the Marbrées, and more. -
Toward the hut where we’ll spend the night.
Options include winter huts such as Refuge du Couvercle, Refuge de Leschaux, Refuge du Requin, or Rifugio Torino.
The final choice is made 7–10 days before the XP, based on openings and/or conditions. -
Dry gear, warm drinks, recovery.
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Shared meal, open discussions, and a debrief of the day lived in the mountains.
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Tomorrow is written by conditions.
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The route is set. Options remain open.
This map is here to help you get familiar with the terrain.
Plans may evolve depending on weather and conditions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Still have questions? Take a look at the FAQ or reach out anytime.
If you’re feeling ready, go ahead and book your spot.
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No. A general zone is defined, but routes and objectives are chosen day by day, based on conditions.
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3 to 4 participants max per rope team. Small, agile, efficient.
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Solid ski touring background. Comfortable skiing 30-35°.
Prior glacier travel required.
Snow & ice climbing up to PD / AD terrain. -
No. This experience is for confirmed skiers only.
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Expect 6–8 hours per day, around 1,200–1,800 m D+, in remote alpine terrain. -
Both. Guides lead as mentors: safety, decisions, strategy, movement.
You’re involved in the process. -
High-altitude refuges or simple huts. Functional comfort. No luxury.
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We adapt: change zones, objectives, or rhythm.
If conditions are unsafe, we don’t force it. -
Full ski touring + alpine kit.
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Supervision & Safety
Supervised by a team of IFMGA mountain guides. Daily safety briefings and debriefings
Route planning, condition assessment and risk managementCollective safety equipment
Ropes, ice screws, protections, quickdraws, radios
A crash-tested and unique program
Routes adapted to both conditions and participant levels
Personalised progression focused on:
technique, autonomy, cold management and altitude pacingAccommodation
3 nights in mountain hut, bivy or bed & breakfast. Winter atmosphere, isolation, and full alpine immersion
Ticket lifts
All lifts included
Food & Fuel
Food & Beverages included. Participants must bring their now water and snacks. All extras are participant. Any extras not explicitly mentioned here are at the participant’s own expense.
Creation
Professional photography delivered after the experience.