5-day rock climbing in Chamonix, multiple peaks including Arête du Diable
Explore a collection of alpine peaks in Chamonix, including the Arête du Diable, with IFMGA-guide Jan on a 5-day rock climbing trip.
Private
Alps
5 Days
Jul - Sep
High
Intermediate
Highlights
- 5 days of adrenaline-fuelled alpine climbing in Chamonix.
- Conquer 6 summits that surpass 4,000 meters.
- Benefit from having a fully-certified guide leading you through the climbs.
Description
Join an adrenaline-fuelled rock climbing trip in the picturesque alpine commune of Chamonix.
With multiple peaks on the agenda, we’ll conquer 6 summits in the same day that surpass 4,000 meters. We will be non-stop climbing on the quality alpine rock.
One of the peaks we’ll ascend is the dramatic ridge of the Arête du Diable, which offers exceptional views of the Mont Blanc massif.
Chamonix is a French commune in the Haute-Savoie department in the southeast, sharing a border with Switzerland to the northeast and Italy to the south.
The commune was host of the first Winter Olympics in 1924 and has cultivated a world-class resort for all outdoor activities.
The climbing programme during the 5 days includes a fully-comprehensive day by day schedule with proper preparation and acclimatisation.
It is necessary for potential participants to have a good level of climbing ability, grade 6a, as well as experiences on glaciers and altitudes of above 4,000 meters.
Get in touch now to reserve your place in the magnificent mountains of the Alps in the French commune of Chamonix. Climb multiple peaks, such as the Arête du Diable, during 5 days of rock climbing.
Price includes
- Guiding fee
Price details
- The price does not include the guide´s expenses (accommodation, meals, lift tickets, etc).
Itinerary
Day 1: Aiguille Rouge
Climbing on Aiguille Rouge, checking skills and so on, before staying overnight in Chamonix.
Day 2: Aiguille du Midi
We will take the cable car to Aiguille du Midi, climb its south face or Eperon du Midi plus the Arete Cosmique. Overnight in the Cosmique hut.
Day 3: Pointe Lachenal or Trident du Tacul
Climb on Pointe Lachenal or Trident du Tacul. Overnight in Torino hut.
Day 4: Dent du Geant
Climb Dent du Geant. Rest in Torino hut for the afternoon.
Day 5: Arete du Diable
Climb Arete du Diable and descent to Chamonix.
About the guide
Jan
5.0
(10)
Mountain Guide
I've been skiing and climbing since my early childhood. I graduated in 2005 from the Univerzity of Hradec Kralove with a Master degree at the Faculty of Education. Since then I worked as a history and PE teacher. I was also running an Outdoor sport's club at that time, spending plenty of time climbing, skiing etc. with my students.
In 2009, I became a full time skiing and climbing instructor.
Licences:
2009 – APUL C ski instructor
2010 – APUL B ski instructor
2011 – APUL telemark and snowboard
2012 – ISIA Mark (International ski instructors association)
– MSMT climbing instructor and Mountain leader
2013 – entered the UIAGM mountain guide education
2014 – passed the UIAGM Aspirant exam.
2015 - Succeeded the UIAGM / IFMGA final exam
Spending your holiday with you would be my pleasure. Whether in winter on a ski tour (in Czech Republic or Austria) or in summer among the spectacular sandstone towers.
It will be, with no doubt, a very pleasant experience for all of us. I'm an easygoing, friendly and reliable person with a good sense for responsibility.
Don't hesitate to get in touch with me !
Languages
Russian | German | English | Czech
Certificates
CAHV | IVBV | UIAGM | IFMGA
What people are saying about Jan
Jefferson
I had a great time and the guide really made me feel like we were friends on a day of climbing. Would do again! Thank you.
Maggi
This review is not for Jan Novotny, but for Juras Sefl. Unfortunately communication with Explore share was very haphazard, and I got the feeling if I hadn’t established contact a few aus prior to our climbing date, it wouldnt have happened. No contact from jan Novotny who was indisposed and got his friend Juras to fill in last minute. Juras Sefl was excellent, reliable and took excellent care of my first time climbing teenagers who felt safe in his hands and trusted him. I wasn’t so impressed with the head organisation, as I say, communication and organisation was not optimal and I wasn’t sure what kind of service we would get. No communication with the guide. Anyhow, the overall climbing experience with Juras was excellent.
Alex
Jan was knowledgeable about the history and geography of the area, the route and pace were goid for me, he helped me with my attempt to learn Czech, the weather and snow were mostly good, altogether a very enjoyable day.
Bob
Guide: Jan Hais! What a great ski tour our threesome had in the Giant Mountains in the spring of 2022, with our guide Jan Hais. The weather was great, as was the culture of alpine huts and mountain lore in the land of the giant, Krkonoše. But the trip was really pulled together in such a successful way by the skill of our guide. He was an expert at understanding our needs. We were strong and experienced in some ways, yet less so in others, particularly in the use of alpine touring gear. Jan expertly knew when to give us room to roam, yet to jump into help when we needed it. Excellent! We did seem to fall through the cracks a little in pre-trip communications—not our guide’s fault. However, Jan listened empathetically to our concerns and his professionalism reassured us. Thank you, Jan Hais. Thanks, too, to the team at Explore-Share for reaching out to us over our pre-trip hiccups.
Iris
it was great! Jiri is a fantastic guide and man, we all enjoyed being with him a lot!!!
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