3 Jours
Accompagné / guidé
Sans transport de bagages
Refuge
Niveau
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À partir de 495 €
Great skiing, sun and pasta!
This ski touring holiday is for skiers who want to enjoy 3 days of organised, supervised ski touring. The itinerary and safety are assured by a mountain guide who will find the best snow conditions for you, so all you have to do is follow and enjoy the skiing, the change of scenery and a friendly refuge at the end of the day.
The Gran Paradiso massif, starting from the Benevolo hut, is a treasure trove of high-altitude hikes in a major setting, with the Benevolo hut as a base camp, the warm welcome of Mathieu and his team, and Valdostan cuisine...
Vous allez aimer
- A mountain range dedicated to ski touring, with major itineraries within easy reach
- Professional supervision by a High Mountain Guide
- A warm refuge, Italian cuisine and hospitality
- A 3-day break at altitude, with your head in the snow!
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Dates & tarifs
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3-day ski trip / 2 nights in a refuge. Departure possible between 01 March and 11 May 2025.
Prices for your group of :
2 people: 985€/person
3 people: 725€/person
4 people: 605€/person
5 people: 535€/person
6 people: 495€/person
Optional : transfer from St Gervais. Price on request, please contact us.
ALSO AVAILABLE À LA CARTE: please contact us...
THE PRICE
The price includes:
- Organisational costs and supervision by a mountain guide;
- Full-board meals and snacks;
- Safety equipment (avalanche transceiver, shovel and probe);
- Nights in mountain huts and tourist taxes;
- Return transport from Chamonix to Val Di Rhèmes.
The price does not include:
- Cancellation assistance insurance (4.2% of the total cost of the trip) ;
- Picnic lunch on the first day;
- Personal expenses (drinks, etc...), visits;
- Equipment hire (skis, skins, boots, poles);
The price is all inclusive from departure to end point.
Egalement disponible à la carte
Contactez-nous !L'itinéraire jour après jour
Each day, the outings are adapted to the weather and snow conditions and to the level of the group. The aim is to make sure you progress safely and get the best snow for maximum enjoyment.
Meeting point at Rhêmes Notre Dame at 10:00am. Optional transfer from St Gervais-les-Bains railwail station (meet at 8am).
Plan your picnic for the first day.
CHAMONIX - REFUGE BENEVOLO
Check your gear and equipment before setting off for the Benevolo hut (2285m). After a short break, a short discovery hike in the valley and safety exercises. Overnight at the refuge.
3 hour hike / Elevation: + /-400 m
PUNTA CALABRE 3445M
We set off gently for our first day along the alpine pastures and glaciers that wind their way up the vast cirque on the west side, beneath the high foothills of the Tsanteleina (3601m). We reach Pointe Calabre, on the ridge between France and Italy. Exceptional panoramic views of the Vanoise, Barre des Écrins and Viso.... All that's left to do is enjoy a descent just the way you like it, on gentle slopes that give you an intense feeling of freedom. Return to the refuge for the night.
6 to 7 hour hike / Elevation: + / -1200m
VALLON DE LAVASSEY
Another day exploring the massif. Depending on the conditions: Roc Basagne, Col Basei, Grand Vaudala... there's no shortage of destinations in this vast playground. At the guide's discretion. Descend to the refuge where you pick up your gear, then return to the valley.
6 to 7 hour hike / Elevation: + 1000m /-1400 m
End point around 3:00pm in the Val de Rhêmes.
The programme has been drawn up on the basis of the latest information available at the time of writing; imponderables are always possible and situations beyond our control may alter its course.
Le voyage
LEVEL ****
Elevation: +/- 900 to 1200m approximately per day.
Level 4: This holiday is aimed at people with previous ski touring experience, level 2 (little or no technical difficulty, maximum 35° gradient).
You need to be in good physical condition to take part.
GUIDING
Group of 2 to 6 people led by a qualified professional (high mountain guide or skiing instructor).
ACCOMMODATION
2 nights in a mountain hut, at 2300m altitude, in the heart of the vast Rhèmes cirque.
MEALS
Breakfast and diner are provided at the gite.
Picnics are included for days 2 and 3, ordered in the refuge.
MAPS
IGC N°102, Valsavarenche, Val di Rhèmes, Valgrisenche
Infos pratiques
ACCÈS AU POINT DE DÉPART
RDV à 11h à Rhêmes Notre-dame - à 8h à la gare de St Gervais si vous avez choisi l'option transfert.
Aller : Départ de Gare de Lyon (Paris) la veille à 12h45 arrivée à Chamonix à 19h50.
Train de nuit : Départ de Gare de Lyon (Paris) à 23h06 arrivée à Chamonix à 09h50.
Retour : Départ Les Houches à 14h32 arrivée à (Paris) Gare de Lyon à 21h18.
Les horaires donnés le sont à titre indicatif et doivent être vérifiés impérativement auprès de la SNCF
www.voyages-sncf.com
EN VOITURE
VIA LE TUNNEL DU MONT-BLANC
Prendre l’autoroute A40 vers Chamonix, suivre les indications pour Milan et prendre le tunnel du Mont-Blanc vers l’Italie (51.50€ l'aller / 64.20€ l'aller-retour) atmb.net
Suivre les indications pour Courmayeur/Aoste (signé bleu), puis direction Introd et Rhêmes Notre-Dame, 3kms après le village Arvier.
VIA LE COL DU PETIT ST BERNARD
Depuis les régions du sud de la France prendre l’autoroute A43 jusqu’à Chambéry, l’A30 jusqu’à Albertville et suivre direction Bourg St Maurice. Suivre les indications pour le Col du Petit St Bernard et l’Italie en passant par La Thuile à Pré St Didier. Suivre les indications pour Aoste (signé bleu), puis direction Introd et Rhêmes Notre-Dame, 3kms après le village Arvier.r arriver à Pont.
AÉROPORT LE PLUS PROCHE
Genève (GVA)
1h en voiture pour relier Chamonix (aussi en train mais pas très pratique)
De nombreux bus et minibus font la liaison plusieurs fois par jour (25 à 35€ par voyage)
Lyon (LYS)
2h15 pour rejoindre Chamonix en voiture
Train toutes les 2 heures pour Chamonix / 4h15 de voyage (40 à 45€ A/R)
Paris (PAR)
7h pour rejoindre Chamonix en voiture
Train toutes les 2 heures pour Chamonix / 5 à 6h de voyage (80 à 120€ A/R)
Fin du séjour vers 15h à Rhêmes Notre-Dame - vers 17h à St Gervais.
HÉBERGEMENT AVANT ET APRÈS LE SEJOUR
Les Houches - Hôtel St Antoine : 04 50 54 40 10
Chamonix - Hôtel de l’Arve : 04 50 53 02 31
Office du Tourisme de Chamonix : 04 50 53 00 24
www.chamonix.com
Si vous réservez une nuit d’hôtel dans la vallée de Chamonix, vous pouvez demander à votre hôtelier une carte d’hôte, offrant la gratuité des transports en commun dans la vallée de Chamonix. http://www.chamonix.com/pdf/chambus.pdf
ASSURANCE
Conformément à la réglementation, nous sommes assurés en Responsabilité Civile Professionnelle. En aucun cas nous ne pouvons nous substituer à votre Responsabilité Civile Personnelle. Si vous avez choisi l’assurance assistance rapatriement EUROP ASSISTANCE que nous proposons, Altitude Mont Blanc sert seulement d’interface entre le client et l'assureur. Nous ne pouvons influer sur l'une ou l'autre des parties. Nous nous en tenons aux conditions strictes de vente. Vous êtes responsables du respect des procédures de déclaration de tout sinistre.
Avant de prendre toute décision, contactez EUROP ASSISTANCE.
POUR NOUS CONTACTER
Si vous êtes en retard, contactez l'agence au : +33 (0)4 50 79 09 16 ou +33 (0)6 42 49 76 07
Équipement et bagages
EQUIPMENT LIST
Avalanche safety equipment including (transceiver, shovel and probe) is provided. However, if you have your own and would like to use them you are free to do so. Ski touring equipement can be hired in Chamonix.
https://www.chamonix.net/francais/shopping/magasins-de-sport/fixations-dynafit
Clothing
- Waterproof ski or ski touring trousers
- Wind stopper or Goretex jacket
- Breathable or merino wool t-shirts
- Breathable or merino wool leggings
- Fleece or jumper
- Insulating down jacket
- 2 pairs of ski gloves and a warm hat
- Walking socks (1 pair per day)
Other Equipment
- Ski touring boots, touring skis with touring bindings, skins, poles and ski crampons (equipment can be rented in Morzine)
- Rucksack minimum 40 litre capacity
- Sunglasses and ski mask
- Sun cream
- Water bottle or Camelback (1.5 litre minimum)
- Knife, fork and spoon
- Plastic lunch box/plate for your picnic lunches
- Plastic cup for coffee
- Small First Aid kit (antihistamine, ibuprofen, Compeed type blister pads...)
- Survival blanket
- Identity card or passport
BACKPACK
Bring a comfortable backpack of 40 to 50 litres for your avalanche safety equipment (transceiver, shovel and probe), personal belongings for the day (warm clothes, water, plate and cutlery for your picnic, sunscreen and your identity papers) and please keep a little room to carry a picnic and snacks.
Leave on your own for 2 or 3 days or more
In the 'weight is the enemy' section, here are some tips on how to save a few hundred grams. For example, for your toiletries: a simple plastic bag with a zip or a small plastic box to avoid accidental crushing.
- Hotel-size soap is generally enough for a week.
- A tube of toothpaste 3/4 full will do the trick
- Shaving foam: a small sample can
- A small microfibre towel
- A small bottle of shampoo
- A travel toothbrush
Pharmacy: in addition to your personal medicines, bring :
- Elastoplast or hook-and-loop tape
- "second skin" tape to protect against blisters, such as Compeed
- A small pair of scissors, thread and needle
- A small tube of sun cream and lip balm
Now all you have to do is apply this recipe to your entire bag!
