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A fantastic mountain, making this climb was very challenging, the asphalt is in excellent condition and the gradients are regular.

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The Col du Galibier from Briançon is a climb located in the Grand Briançonnais region. This climb is 34.8 kilometers long, with a positive elevation gain of 1,398 meters. The Col du Galibier from Briançon has an average gradient of 4%.

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This is the highest peak in the Alps, in Italy and France and in Europe. It is one of the Seven Summits! Mountaineering was born here and this goal is a lifelong dream for many. Unmissable.

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Sunrise from the summit of Mont Blanc!

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The Grande Cascade rises on the Durbise plateau at an altitude of 1450 m. It crosses a series of old lava flows about 40 meters thick before the stream passes a lava cliff and offers the spectacle already described here in several comments. Access is prohibited in winter (from November 15th to April 1st). https://www.sancy.com/

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The mountain huts are fully booked in the high season; nothing can be done without a reservation.

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Ice axes and crampons are an absolute must as they prolong your life.

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The first of the Cheserys lakes, a shame that transit through the other small ones was prohibited.

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I loved this lake! and even more so to go around it (with some complicated steps) and see it full of fish.

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Any point of view is good to look outside.

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If you start looking from all the terraces, you can easily spend an hour or two.

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Spectacular views of Chamonix and Mont Blanc! A visit is a must! remember sunscreen, sunglasses and appropriate clothing!

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Be the first to visit when you arrive, before there is a queue with a corresponding waiting time. One of the top highlights and influencer spot. Great photo opportunity. A number of photos are taken by the staff with the visitor's cell phone so that everyone gets a chance. Stay therefore limited in time, but sufficient. The glass pulpit may only be entered with “felt covers” and a backpack to prevent the glass panes from being scratched. Bags can be briefly left in open shelves immediately at the entrance. TOP!!!

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For safety reasons, access to the ice tunnel is blocked by a low, locked iron gate, but it can easily be climbed over, which is also done occasionally. Be careful - if you get too close to the edge, you risk slipping. The rope teams prepare for their excursions in the ice tunnel. Ice spikes mandatory. All in all, a great photo opportunity.

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L'Aiguille du Midi is an absolute dream, the place you should see at least once in your life! For visitors to the Aiguille du Midi, it is the opportunity to discover the high mountains in complete safety. From Courmayeur you first go via the Pavillon intermediate station (2173 m) to Punta Helbronner at 3466 m altitude. From here you have the option to buy an additional ticket. The cable car then takes you to the adventurous world of the Aiguille du Midi at (!) 3777 m above sea level. Apart from the fact that it is a superlative viewing platform, there is another very special attraction here - an adventurous step "over the abyss". There is usually a queue here. It is therefore best to go to this highlight immediately upon arrival and then take pictures on the terrace later. On the outside there is a glass cabin that can only be entered with felt shoes (* are issued). A human resources employee monitors this and takes numerous, great photos with the visitor's cell phone as they enter. This prevents some visitors from staying here for too long. TOP!!! If I remember correctly, the total cost for the cable car and parking garage is just under €100 per adult. But the experience definitely justifies the price!!!

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A great little lake, which nestles picturesquely in the forest.

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When the weather is good, the view is really beautiful. You can see all the mountains in a large radius. However, it is strenuous to reach the summit (especially if you climb alone) and you should be well equipped.

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You can take cool pictures in a glass box. Down is about 1000 meters down... The queue is huge and you wait for about 1 hour but it's worth it.

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The tunnel can be seen on Aiguille du Midi. This is part of the route to Mont Blank. Here you need good equipment, especially crampons.

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From Chamonix you can either take the train to the summit or climb to the top. A lot is happening at the top and there is a lot to see. It's cold there even in summer. That's why good clothes have to be there.

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