Oui il faut garder les crampons car il y a de la glace dans le couloir et tu n'as pas intérêt à mettre tes crampons avant d'y aller ..pas le temps , pas la place ! Et les crampons , ça va bien sur les rochers , ils sont toujours utilisés en escalade mixte !
I am no guide, but I climbed Mont Blanc several times on different routes including Peuterey and Brenva... the secret is, if you are in a perfect physical shape, everything seems easy.... if someone is well prepared the ascent to Ref. GOUTER is very easy and can be done without a rope.... in order to pass the Couloir safely, it is necessary to sleep at Tete Rousse and climb to Gouter at night - lower temperatures will minimize the threat of rockfall.... I saw a lot of solo-climbers, because there are no crevasses between Aiguille de Gouter and the summit....
My gut feeling 20 years ago was to make this passage one at a time. You don't want to be stuck in between when the gods go bowling. At the steep treck afterwards maybe it's safer to be roped in, but as I recall there is via ferrata att the worst places. Crampons in these conditions, no. Those were the days. I miss that life.
It might be the easiest route to the Mt Blanc, but it's still recommended to wear crampons there: they walk on a mix of snow/ice/rock and are not allowed to fall when crossing the grand couloir. Regarding the roping, nothing crazy; it is a very common practice for guides to rope with inexperienced clients to provide a sense of confidence/security.
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Impressionnant...bravo !
Oui il faut garder les crampons car il y a de la glace dans le couloir et tu n'as pas intérêt à mettre tes crampons avant d'y aller ..pas le temps , pas la place !
Et les crampons , ça va bien sur les rochers , ils sont toujours utilisés en escalade mixte !
Il faut garder les crampons dans cette partie là ?
Défiez la nature en marchant sur de pierres qui peuvent a tout moment se détacher
je trouve quand même risquer tout ca meme si j'adore les rando
Troppo caldo... Attraversare PRIMA, APRES 9.00 A.M ⏰⏰🕘
un peu peur quand meme qui dis.. jamais jm'encorde avec toi !! foutu touriste
what the hell are those french guys doing!? not exactly tackling the aguille verte.
The mont blanc
My comment above was based upon British ironic humour.
@@sonicboom3257 British ironic humour. Pleonasm, isn’t it ?
Insupportable, cette vidéo !
Mauvais film.
This is a very easy climb - I don't know why they are roped and wear crampons - crazy and inexperienced
Bonjour, y a t'il un guide pour répondre à cette remarque ?
I am no guide, but I climbed Mont Blanc several times on different routes including Peuterey and Brenva... the secret is, if you are in a perfect physical shape, everything seems easy.... if someone is well prepared the ascent to Ref. GOUTER is very easy and can be done without a rope.... in order to pass the Couloir safely, it is necessary to sleep at Tete Rousse and climb to Gouter at night - lower temperatures will minimize the threat of rockfall.... I saw a lot of solo-climbers, because there are no crevasses between Aiguille de Gouter and the summit....
My gut feeling 20 years ago was to make this passage one at a time. You don't want to be stuck in between when the gods go bowling. At the steep treck afterwards maybe it's safer to be roped in, but as I recall there is via ferrata att the worst places. Crampons in these conditions, no. Those were the days. I miss that life.
@@peterholetschek9803 There are crevasses after the Gotuer hut.
It might be the easiest route to the Mt Blanc, but it's still recommended to wear crampons there: they walk on a mix of snow/ice/rock and are not allowed to fall when crossing the grand couloir. Regarding the roping, nothing crazy; it is a very common practice for guides to rope with inexperienced clients to provide a sense of confidence/security.