Aiguille Blanche De Peuterey

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One of the most difficult 4000m peaks in the Alps. Rarely climbed, as even easiest route (famous Peuterey-ridge to Montblanc) requires 4th grade climbing and 50 degree ice, a bivouac and 15 hours at least

Elevation (feet): 13,491
Elevation (meters): 4,112
Continent: Europe
Country: Italy
Range/Region: Savoy Alps
Difficulty: Technical Climb
Best months for climbing: Jul, Aug, Sep
Nearest major airport: geneva
Convenient Center: courmayeur

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There are 2 trip reports for Aiguille Blanche De Peuterey.

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  • Log #15095 - by steffan on Sep 04, 2003
    Made it up a good distance but found we had painted ourselves into a corner. Will try again in a year or so.
  • Log #15096 - by Michael Mewes on Dec 07, 2000
    Poor snow-conditions when attempting it from the Eccles-bivouac (3850) Not recomendable route. Most likely routes probably via the SE-ridge or the ice-wall leading to the col de Peuterey.