Hike up with a board or ski a famous, such as "The Three Mont Blanc's", "The Descent of the North Face" or "The Corridor Route". The most frequented and most dangerous is the Classic Route via the Grands Mulet hut at 3051m.
The first ascent of the Blanc on ski's was via the classic route in 1904 by Ugo Mylius with Oberland guides; Tannler, Maurer and Zurfluh. The first descent from the summit on ski's was by a Swiss guide Elias Julen in 1930. Marco Siffredi popped up to the Blanc for a quick surf after returning from his first descent of Mt. Everest on a board in 2001with Himalayan Experience

The ideal months to attempt the summit on ski's is between March and the beginning of July. Two days are required to complete the trip. 1st day - 3-4hour ascent to the Grand Mulet hut. 2nd day - 2-6 hours ascent to the summit then 3-4 hours descent

Difficulty:
This is a serious undertaking over crevassed glaciers, some crevasses are in excess of 80m deep.
Operating at altitude requires a good level of fitness and acclimitisation.
There are many slopes of 35° with very high risk of avalanche and serac fall, particularly at the Petit Plateau. In bad weather navigation can be difficult especially on the Col du Dome and the Grand Plateau.