# 2 Les Grandes Jorasses North Face Colton MacIntyre Way Chamonix Mont Blanc mountaineering mountain

#2... October 2010, mountaineering... Colton MacIntyre route... North face of the Grandes Jorasses, Pointe Walker, Chamonix Mont-Blanc... From Montenvers, the Mer de Glace, the refuge of Leschaux... Return via the normal route of the Grandes Jorasses, via the Glacier de Planpincieux and the Gabriele Boccalatte refuge... Alexandre Marchesseau and Remy Peschier in the Colton MacIntyre at the Grandes Jorasses. Top conditions. 1200 meters TD snow ice and mixed...
- Opening on July 16 and 17, 1976 by Nick Colton and Alex MacIntyre.
- Route of 1000 meters, ED. Ice and mixed snow. Descent by the Normal Route.
00:00 The upper slope.
01:50 The top mix.
05:59 Junction with the Walker and final ridge.
09:02 Exit to the top of Pointe Walker des Grandes Jorasses.
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Alex MacIntyre and Nick Colton finished a line on the north face of the Grandes Jorasses that had been attempted by Dougal Haston, Chris Bonington, Mick Burke, and Bev Clark during a 17-day siege in January, 1972. The Colton-MacIntyre is still considered a relevant climb, having swatted down a fair number of talented suitors. Colton and MacIntyre applied modern ice technique on a remote and austere face, taking the discipline to its logical conclusion.” The Alps, A glance at modern alpine style by Claude Gardien. (American Alpine Journal 2001)...
Significant geographical points
- The Montenvers 1800 meters
- The Sea of ​​Ice 2000 meters
- Leschaux Glacier 2200 meters
- Leschaux refuge 2431 meters
- Grandes Jorasses Colton MacIntyre 3200 meters

[@CoolHardLogic]

Hats off to that. Nothing spoils a climbing video more than someone deciding that some dance music would set the atmosphere perfectly!

[@raphaelwellig5066]

Bonjour Alexandre et Remy
Je vous félicite pour la Route Colton Macintyre vers les Grandes Jorasses! Merci pour le merveilleux film. Il y a de nombreux souvenirs inoubliables!
Je vous souhaite de bonnes visites!
Avec des salutations alpines
Raphael Wellig

[@dimebagtribute]

Depuis que je suis tout gamin j'ai toujours révé des Grandes Jorasses... Il y a des montagnes comme ça, comme le Cervin ou encore Les Drus, qui titillent l'imagination et l'envie! Aprés même si je suis un local je n'aurais jamais le niveau, il faut être réaliste...
Mais ces montagnes sont splendides, et les images que vous nous offrez sont simplement sublimes!

[@tvmountain]

merci de votre message

[@TheWinwil]

Inspirational. Possibly my favourite climbing video. So well filmed. Really capturing the beauty, the danger, the moves and most of all that calm focussed state of mind you need to climb a route like that. Thank you for sharing this and extremely well done on this bold awesome gutsy beautiful route on one of my favourite mountain faces on the planet that always beckons you if you dare!

[@chazzplaya]

Absolutely. I don't have the technical language to describe what they're actually doing in this video but I sure as hell know it's what I want to do one day.

[@christinegerard4974]

Ah ! Merci ! C’est super intéressant…

[@tvmountain]

merci de votre message

[@luigibenignochiappero5589]

CONGRATS Master!!!! CHAPEAU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Belroch]

Bravo. très belle voie.

[@user-gn7co9ij5c]

Хорошо снято,красиво,как будто,сам рядом лез.

[@Kaoniaw06]

Belle ambiance et malgre les "bonnes conditions", le mixte n'a pas l'air super simple non plus !
Bravo au cameraman aussi !

[@giovannilibori9549]

le mec qui film c un putain de génie!!

[@fanmarti00]

Pięknie panowie.Respekt!!

[@distancefading]

Great vid, super climb.

[@bearfootwanderer4784]

Merci! c'est bon film!

[@thedoubter85]

Perfect climbing video! Great footage, realistic, exactly what I wanted to see. Thanks :-)

[@thesceptic1018]

Beautiful climb 🤙🏻

[@s13hgp]

Fantastic video!

[@sonso45]

Incredible vid; just wish I could see more of the surrounding mountains.

[@shgp1956]

Colton MacIntyre.....alpinistes exceptionnels

[@FrenchyBunnyStudio]

Cool! Merci pour cette belle video!

[@HydeMyJekyll]

2:45 don't stick the rope with your tools!!!! lol this is a great video- I am so jealous of you guys and hope that one day I can do something like this. It looks like so much fun

[@PaoloCaglioLMT]

Thanks for posting this guys, I'll never be brave enough to do something like this.
But this video is amazing! :D

[@Edq51]

good team work

[@relynkas1578]

Superb!

[@jsolvezb]

Respect!

[@unodostresmusic]

Amazing

[@brianstacync]

i am exhausted watching that. damn!!

[@TreChiodiMauro]

Eccezionale!!!

[@kjube1]

super popieram takie hobby ale jednocześnie sposób na życie

[@Xandrule1]

I agree, me too :)

[@ucpgroup]

Wow, that was pretty fucking cool. I wish I was young and could do that. Really nice video!

[@johnhiggs3879]

Good climbing.

[@tengobotas]

brilliant

[@djvista38]

God bless Jeff Lowe the American father of Ice Climbing and mixed rock and ice.

[@Xandrule1]

I assume its not about whos the boss but about uniting with the nature and enjoying it, at least for me. the nature dont needs to be conquered. As we as human beings are part of the nature, we would conquer ourselves... rather we should unite with the nature again.

[@hexonatapeloop]

Does anyone know what time of the year this was climbed? and how did they get down- didn't appear to have sleeping bags, sun a bit low in the sky at the end...
This is a great video though, most climbing videos are a bit crap, and thank you for not putting any music on!!

[@timotheebilliet]

Un frillènde !

[@timh.4954]

Can somebody explain me how the guy belayed at the summit?

[@StonesTHATdontROLL]

They get down either by abseiling down or climbing back down the ridge of the Grande Jorasses, I'm not too sure what they did.

[@geotxus]

Ederra benetan. Trés bone route.

[@dangerouswater]

Assurance du style "il faut pas tomber!!"...

[@codghostshs3967]

dangerouswater tous les assurances sont pareil (faut pas tomber a part certain coin en via ferratta ou en escalade sur mur artificielle tu risque rien)car même assurée à bloc si tu tombe tu peux quand meme te tuer

[@Zyworski]

I guess you showed that mountain who is boss.

[@mikeholt7881]

Bad attitude..............

[@TrekkingAlps]

trekking-alps find it in facebook and .com

[@ah940]

holy fuck

[@LionTipu]

4800 Meters.

[@codghostshs3967]

Lion Tipu non 4200

[@ironfistarrival]

Comment est-ce que vos allez Descendre ?!

[@tvmountain]

voie normale

[@lcobut]

"c'est plutôt joli"
Le type qui banalise complètement sa passion ^^

[@didobravoo]

Mais comment peuvent decendre

[@tvmountain]

par la voie normale

[@ayoroschevalier1485]

@@tvmountain Et lorqu'il n'y a pas de "voie normale", vous descendez en rappel ?

[@tvmountain]

@@ayoroschevalier1485 oui les rappels peuvent être une solution

[@paulo-bo6vz]

Like the french word "putaiiin" when they are in shit ! Otherwise really good video

[@karimpaulrifaat3443]

non. Walker jamais été🌞🌴🏄🎇
juste charpoie. refuge
Walker. en. haut. c'est tout
aucun doute. aucun niveaux ❤

[@didiergoutebroze2006]

Eh gamin,t'es bon en alpi mais nul en anglais! !!! le fri yend, quelle torture pour les oreilles! !!!