• High Mountain Guides and Mountain Leaders in Chamonix

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  • High Mountain Guides and Mountain Leaders in Chamonix

    Domes de Miage & the Mont Blanc

    High Mountain Guides:     Mountain Guides Bureaux or Independents High Mountain Guides

    There are many high mountainguides based in the Chamonix - Mont Blanc area.

    Whether you want to climb Mont Blanc, ski guiding, climb difficult ice or rock, or ski or surf on the magnificent glaciers, a high mountain guide can add enormously to the safety, success and pleasure of your trip.

    Mountain Guides are not only guides but enthusiastic teachers as well, who can teach you to operate independently in the mountains, whether it be learning basic climbing, off-piste skiing and ski-mountaineering skills, or coaching you to an advanced level.

  • Chamonix: Safety is very important for a High Mountain Guide

    All mountain guides are members of the UIAGM.

    Client - Guide ratios
    There were several reports in the summer 2004 of the client - guide ratio being exceeded. This may compromise safety & insurance.

    Visit our     independent mountain guides and mountain guides bureaux pages.

  • International Mountain Leaders

    Trekking facing Mont Blanc
    International Mountain Leaders guide groups in Summer / Winter in the world's mountains. Their remit covers non-technical walks, multi-day treks, winter walking and snowshoeing. International Mountain Leaders work freelance with individuals, small groups, privately, through guide bureaux and adventure companies.
     
    International Mountain Leaders are highly professional and experienced with a wealth of mountain knowledge. For an enjoyable and safe experience choose from the our list of qualified mountain leaders.


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