Mont Blanc 3 Days – Goûter Route VIP (All-Inclusive)

A 3-day ascent of Mont Blanc (4,810 m) via the classic Goûter route, in a VIP 1:1 guiding format, one client, one guide, for the full trip. Two nights at altitude give you a real chance to acclimatise before summit day. Why this route: The Goûter route is the historic, most-climbed line on Mont Blanc, well equipped with huts and a well-trodden path, but still a serious high-altitude objective. The VIP format means the whole itinerary, pace, and timing are built around you alone, rather than fitting a group's schedule. Who it's for: Experienced, well-trained mountaineers who are comfortable on crampons and with an ice axe on steep snow and glaciated terrain, and fit enough for sustained multi-hour days at altitude. Prior high-altitude experience is expected. Conditions: Hut places at the Tête Rousse and Goûter refuges are secured for the dates offered. The itinerary can shift by a day if the weather window changes.

• Mountaineering boots, crampons, ice axe, harness, helmet; layered mountain clothing, waterproof shell, warm insulated jacket; headlamp; sleeping liner for the huts; sun protection; water bottle and snacks

Day 1: Approach and acclimatisation * Meet at the agreed time in Saint-Gervais-les-Bains * Ascent to the Tête Rousse hut (3,167 m) * Overnight at Tête Rousse Day 2: Altitude and preparation * Continue to the Goûter hut (3,835 m), crossing the Grand Couloir * Rest, hydrate, and prepare for the summit push * Overnight at Goûter Day 3: Summit and descent * Early alpine start for the summit of Mont Blanc (4,810 m) * Descent back to the valley * Finish in the afternoon/evening

• Guides on Oak are verified by Oak, but users should independently confirm a guide’s qualifications.

• Participants are responsible for ensuring their skill level and fitness are suitable for the activity.

• Individuals should only attempt techniques or terrain they feel personally confident with.

• All instructions and safety guidance from the guide should be followed at all times.

• Users must ensure their own equipment is appropriate and in safe working condition.

• Mountain activities carry inherent risks, and participation is at the user’s own discretion.

• Adequate insurance covering mountain travel and rescue is essential.

• Relevant medical information should be shared with the guide.

• Plans may change due to weather or safety considerations, and users should be prepared for this.