Dent du Geant 4.013 Vía Normal cara SW por la placa Burgener
Embark on the ascent of Dent du Géant (4,013 m) via the Normal Route on the SW Face, utilizing the Burgener Slab, with expert guidance from David Pérez, a mountain guide certified by UIAGM, UIMLA, and AEGM. This challenging route provides a technical climbing experience with spectacular views on one of the Alps’ most iconic peaks. David Pérez will offer all necessary support to ensure a safe and successful ascent tailored to your skill level. Get detailed information on required gear, rates, and tips for tackling this demanding and breathtaking mountain route.
technical difficulty
physical difficulty
PROGRAMME with previous activity
Day 1: Ascent in the first cabin and traverse of the Aiguille d’Entreves 3.600m
Meeting in Chamonix and trip to the south side of the Mont Blanc tunnel or by the Mont Blanc Panoramic cable car from the Aigiuille du Midi to the Torino refuge. Here we get ready, leave the excess material in the refuge and do the traverse and climb the ridge of the Aiguille de Entrevés, with difficulties in rock and mixed terrain similar to the Dent du Geant, rock passages up to IVº+ and rappel/unclimb with ropes.
Overnight at the Torino refuge.
Day 2: Climbing the Dent du Geant and descent
Early morning and climb of the Dent Du Geant. From the summit, 6 well-aerialized rappels take us to the Salle de Manger and descent by the same ascent route to the refuge. From here we take the cable car down to Chamonix.
Night in Chamonix
EXPRESS PROGRAM
Day 1: Ascent in the last cabin of the afternoon and night in the Torino refuge.
Meeting with your guide in the afternoon at the cable car ticket office to go up to the Torino refuge and spend the night there.
Overnight at the refuge
Day 2: Climbing the Dent du Geant
Early morning and climb of the Dent du Geant. From the top 6 well aerial rappels deposit us in the Salle de Manger and descent by the same route of ascent to the refuge. From here we descend by cable car and return to Chamonix.
- Hiking boots and gaiters
- GoreTex jacket and pants equipment
- Sof shell or trekking pants
- Fleece lining (thin and thick depending on the weather)
- Down or primaloft jacket
- Thermal T-shirt
- Inner thermal tights
- Thin and thick gloves
- Hat and cap with bezel
- Sunglasses
- Mask or Buff
- Mountaineering backpack 35 to 40L with holders for carrying ice axes and poles
- Classic ice axe 60cm maximum length
- Crampons with anti-boots compatible with the boots
- Harness, two safety carabiners.
- Folding poles
- Protective creams for lips and face
- Water bottle of at least 1,5lt and isotonic salts.
- Thermos (optional)
- Helmet
Include:
- UIAGM mountain guide and advice prior to the activity.
- Guide’s ski passes in the Chamonix valley.
- Accident insurance.
- RC insurance.
Not Included:
- Transfers to Chamonix.
- Internal transfers during the week.
- Your accommodation and the guide’s accommodation at the refuge on half board basis.
- Personal equipment such as backpacks, clothes, etc.
- Your ski passes and ski passes to access the ski lifts and ski resorts.
- Half day meals.
