PROGRAM
A fascinating realm of glaciers and snow, Grand Paradiso is certainly one of the best easy climbs of the Alps: especially suited to all wildlife lovers!
The Gran Paradiso Normal Route is considered the perfect climb for those who have a minimum of experience and dream of conquering their first 4000 metre. During the ascent, we will stay one night at Chabod Hut, tasting good local food and resting up for the following day.
All inclusive formula of Gran Paradiso includes the Guide assistance, refuge accommodation with dinner and breakfast and the loan of common safety material.
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Difference in altitude: 890 m
Ascent time: 2 hours approx
Meeting point: meeting in Pravieux Valsavarenche for equipment check and a short briefing.
From the Pravieux Valsavarenche parking lot (1,830 m), we follow the path in the woods that make our way into the valley and leads to the Chabod Hut. During the walk we enjoy the wildlife of Gran Paradiso National Park.
Difference in altitude: 890 m
Ascent time: 2 hours approx
Meeting point: meeting in Pravieux Valsavarenche for equipment check and a short briefing.
From the Pravieux Valsavarenche parking lot (1,830 m), we follow the path in the woods that make our way into the valley and leads to the Chabod Hut. During the walk we enjoy the wildlife of Gran Paradiso National Park.
Difference in altitude: 1,300 m
Ascent/Descent time: 10-11 hours
The Normal Route from the Chabod Hut (2,710 m) begins on the right, following a moraine ridge up to the Laveciau Glacier (3,200m). At the distinctive “Schiena d’Asino” (Donkey’s Back) we take a short break, then ascend the col of the Becca di Moncorvé and continue towards the bergschrund. A brief but demanding final ridge is all that separates us from the statue-clad summit.
Difference in altitude: 1,300 m
Ascent/Descent time: 10-11 hours
The Normal Route from the Chabod Hut (2,710 m) begins on the right, following a moraine ridge up to the Laveciau Glacier (3,200m). At the distinctive “Schiena d’Asino” (Donkey’s Back) we take a short break, then ascend the col of the Becca di Moncorvé and continue towards the bergschrund. A brief but demanding final ridge is all that separates us from the statue-clad summit.
DETAILS
RATES
- the assistance of a UIAGM certified Mountain Guide
- liability insurance
- loan of shared safety material
- Packed lunch for the day of the ascent
- the loan of any personal equipment (harness, ice axe, crampons and helmet):
The rate does not include
- research and rescue insurance with UVGAM coverage (recommended): €5 per person for 3 days
- extra meals and beverages
- anything that is not mentioned under "The rate includes"
