Guided Ice Climbing from Chamonix

The Chamonix Valley is a fantastic place to spend a winter day on frozen waterfalls. With easy access to a wide range of routes, it’s simple to pack a full ice-climbing adventure into a single day. From beginner-friendly cascades tucked away in quiet alpine gullies to steeper lines that challenge experienced climbers, there’s something here for every level.

If you want to go a little further afield, classic day venues like Cogne in Italy are just through the Mont Blanc Tunnel. It’s filled with reliable ice and countless routes, making it perfect for a quick getaway. Whether you’re trying ice for the first time or looking to refine your technique on longer, steeper pitches, a guided day out keeps the logistics easy and the focus on climbing. Just bring your sense of adventure...we’ll handle the rest!

WHERE SHOULD I BASE MYSELF?

Stay in Chamonix and explore the best cascade ice climbing the area has to offer.

WHEN CAN I CLIMB cascade ice?

It's always conditions dependent, but the cascade ice climbing season is generally from January to late February.

WHAT EXPERIENCE DO I NEED?

The Chamonix Valley and surrounding area offers something for every level of climber. Whether you're a first time climber or are fairly experienced, let us know what you've done in the past and we will plan the perfect trip for you.

Having a good level of fitness is key to experiencing successful and enjoyable days out in the mountains. To increase your enjoyment and success during your ice climbing trip we work with Apexx Endurance Coaching, who provide custom training plans written specifically for you and your goal. Get in touch with Apexx Endurance Coaching directly to start your training.

HOW MUCH DOES IT COST?

The price depends on exactly what you want to do. Get in touch to let us know what you'd like to do, and we can send you a price and more information.

WHAT'S INCLUDED?

The price will include an IFMGA Certified Guide. You need to cover your valley accommodation, huts, lifts, transport, food, insurance and your guide's expenses.