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Pure action/HappyThis 7-day stay in the splendid Chamonix Valley, accessible to all, consists of 6 climbing sessions and 2 days of mountaineering, supervised by a mountain guide.
A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF THE TRIP
Pure action/Happy If you are between 18 and 25 years old, take advantage of a special youth rate, come and discover mountaineering and climbing, on the Mont-Blanc glaciers.This 7-day stay in the splendid Chamonix Valley, accessible to all, consists of 6 climbing sessions and 2 days of mountaineering, supervised by a mountain guide.
THE BEST OF THE PRODUCT
- A mix between mountaineering and climbing
- No big approach, limited commitment
- For those who do not dare to embark on a 100% mountaineering program
- The sports village ideally located in the heart of Chamonix
- A preferential youth rate for adult stays (18-40 or 18-55 years old)
THE BEST OF THE PRODUCT
- A mix between mountaineering and climbing
- No big approach, limited commitment
- For those who do not dare to embark on a 100% mountaineering program
- The sports village ideally located in the heart of Chamonix
- A preferential youth rate for adult stays (18-40 or 18-55 years old)
OTHER ACTIVITIES INCLUDED IN THE OFFER
PHYSIQUE CONDITION
LEVEL OF PRATICE
Included
- The ski lift pass
- Local transfers (however, for more flexibility, participants may be asked to use personal vehicles, for a fee - 0.4 €/km - and insurance for the vehicle and its occupants)
- The accommodation
- The catering
- Framing
- Specific equipment
- The animation
- 6 climbing sessions and 2 mountaineering days
Not Included
- Transport
- Personal equipment
- Complementary insurances
On option
- Arrived the day before
- Accommodation in a double room for 2 people
The program
Day by dayDay of arrival
Reception on Sunday morning from 9 am, ideally before 5 pm.
Breakfast and check-in in the rooms.
Before the welcome meeting and the welcome drink at 6 pm, you can take advantage of the day to tour the mythical city of Chamonix.
Breakfast and check-in in the rooms.
Before the welcome meeting and the welcome drink at 6 pm, you can take advantage of the day to tour the mythical city of Chamonix.
The pass, distributed upon arrival, gives you access to the Aiguille du Midi cable car or the Montenvers train. Our team provides you with all the information.
If you purchased the “arrival before” option, please show up at the Chamonix Sports Village between 6 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. on Saturday.
For any later arrival, please contact the reception by email at chamonix@ucpa.asso.fr
If you purchased the “arrival before” option, please show up at the Chamonix Sports Village between 6 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. on Saturday.
For any later arrival, please contact the reception by email at chamonix@ucpa.asso.fr
During your stay
Monday - Bouldering at the Col des Montets or cliff climbing depending on the organization of your instructor.
Tuesday - It's the first mountaineering session.
Tuesday - It's the first mountaineering session.
With your crampons, ice axes, you take your first steps on a glacier. Discovery of techniques for progressing on a glacier.
Wednesday - Cliff climbing in Les Gaillands. Strength is not always the answer! Observation, placement, balance, address...
Thursday - Ice school on the Mer de Glace glacier.
Friday - Rock climbing in La Joux. To climb well, you need to know how to save money. You are autonomous!
The course of this program is given for information purposes only.
It may undergo modifications or adjustments, depending on technical criteria, safety requirements or the climatic conditions of the moment. In this case, only those responsible for UCPA supervision are authorized to take the necessary decision (s).
It can also be adapted according to the technical and physical level of the participants.
Wednesday - Cliff climbing in Les Gaillands. Strength is not always the answer! Observation, placement, balance, address...
Thursday - Ice school on the Mer de Glace glacier.
Friday - Rock climbing in La Joux. To climb well, you need to know how to save money. You are autonomous!
The course of this program is given for information purposes only.
It may undergo modifications or adjustments, depending on technical criteria, safety requirements or the climatic conditions of the moment. In this case, only those responsible for UCPA supervision are authorized to take the necessary decision (s).
It can also be adapted according to the technical and physical level of the participants.
Last day
Saturday - Free time with the possibility of visiting the chalet in the Aiguilles Rouges reserve or visiting Chamonix.
The ski lift pass is still valid, for a last panorama from the top of a cable car.
The ski lift pass is still valid, for a last panorama from the top of a cable car.
Check-out of the rooms before 2 pm and end of the stay.
SPOT
Mont Blanc Mountaineering
Admire the famous “Roof of Europe”
The Mont-Blanc massif is THE world destination for mountaineering. This practice was born in the Chamonix Valley, surrounded by glaciers, peaks and peaks, many of them reaching over 4000 m (Mont-Blanc of course but also Dolent, Tacul, Maudit...).
Hosting
Chamonix Sports Village Accommodation
Comfortable rooms for 4, 5 or 6 people with showers and sinks.
Accommodation in a double room only for stays of 7 days. Choose the option when booking or call 09 69 390 392 (price of a local call).
Sanitary facilities on the floors.
The centre's equipment
- Stretching room
- Volleyball/badminton court
ABOUT THE TRIP
Equipment Included
All technical equipment is loaned: mountain boots, climbing shoes, climbing shoes, crampons, crampons, ice axe, harness, helmet, backpack, belay equipment...
It is recent and up to standard equipment.
Equipment Included
All technical equipment is loaned: mountain boots, climbing shoes, climbing shoes, crampons, crampons, ice axe, harness, helmet, backpack, belay equipment...
It is recent and up to standard equipment.
It is recent and up to standard equipment.
Address and access
You are coming by car:
Direct access via the white highway (A40). Attention!! The UCPA sports village does not have parking reserved for customers.
Numerous paid car parks in the city. Discount at the Saint-Michel, Mont-Blanc and Enrèves covered car parks with the guest card that we give you upon arrival.
You are coming by train:
Get off at the Chamonix SNCF station located 400 m from the UCPA sports village:
- Take the urban bus “Le Mulet” then get off at the “Helbronner” stop, go under the bridge.
- Or on foot, pass in front of the Mercure Hotel on the left when leaving the station, then turn right twice (500 m).
You are coming by plane:
Geneva airport, then shuttle.
UCPA Chamonix Sports Village:
131 Lyret Street - 74400 Chamonix Mont-Blanc
Tél.: 00 (333) 4 50 53 21 05
UCPA Chamonix Sports Village:
131 Lyret Street - 74400 Chamonix Mont-Blanc
Tél.: 00 (333) 4 50 53 21 05
Address and access
You are coming by car:
Direct access via the white highway (A40). Attention!! The UCPA sports village does not have parking reserved for customers. Numerous paid car parks in the city. Discount at the Saint-Michel, Mont-Blanc and Enrèves covered car parks with the guest card that we give you upon arrival.
You are coming by train:
Get off at the Chamonix SNCF station located 400 m from the UCPA sports village:
- Take the urban bus “Le Mulet” then get off at the “Helbronner” stop, go under the bridge.
- Or on foot, pass in front of the Mercure Hotel on the left when leaving the station, then turn right twice (500 m).
You are coming by plane:
Geneva airport, then shuttle.
UCPA Chamonix Sports Village:
131 Lyret Street - 74400 Chamonix Mont-Blanc
Tél.: 00 (333) 4 50 53 21 05
Direct access via the white highway (A40). Attention!! The UCPA sports village does not have parking reserved for customers. Numerous paid car parks in the city. Discount at the Saint-Michel, Mont-Blanc and Enrèves covered car parks with the guest card that we give you upon arrival.
You are coming by train:
Get off at the Chamonix SNCF station located 400 m from the UCPA sports village:
- Take the urban bus “Le Mulet” then get off at the “Helbronner” stop, go under the bridge.
- Or on foot, pass in front of the Mercure Hotel on the left when leaving the station, then turn right twice (500 m).
You are coming by plane:
Geneva airport, then shuttle.
UCPA Chamonix Sports Village:
131 Lyret Street - 74400 Chamonix Mont-Blanc
Tél.: 00 (333) 4 50 53 21 05
Equipment not included
Clothing and personal equipment to bring
- cap or scarf, hat or headband, sunglasses (minimum 3 protection)
- technical and breathable T-shirts
- cap or scarf, hat or headband, sunglasses (minimum 3 protection)
- technical and breathable T-shirts
- fleece fur jacket
- waterproof and breathable Goretex jacket
- waterproof and breathable Goretex pants (not essential, but useful in case of bad weather and almost essential above 4000 m),
- mountaineering pants (soft, sturdy and water-repellent pants)
- warm pantyhose, shorts, 2 or 3 pairs of bouclette socks
- 1 pair of gloves or mittens, gaiters or stop-all (small gaiters)
- sneakers or tennis
- plastic bottle or bottle
- canvas pants for climbing
On site, numerous sports shops with a large choice. If you are unsure about the equipment you need, you can refine your choice of equipment with the help of our guides, according to the weather and snow conditions at altitude.
First aid kit
We invite you to bring a small personal care kit.
Content type
- Personal medications if you are subject to particular disorders (allergies, etc.).
- Enough to prevent and treat blisters.
- Something to relieve ankle and knee problems: “Elasto” type bands.
- Enough to clean small wounds: soaked compresses.
- Sun protection for skin and lips.
- Enough to relieve intestinal problems following changes in diet.
- Enough to relieve headaches and aches.
- Enough to relieve insect bites.
Ask your doctor and pharmacist for advice and think that you should bring your pharmacy, so only bring the minimum necessary.
- waterproof and breathable Goretex jacket
- waterproof and breathable Goretex pants (not essential, but useful in case of bad weather and almost essential above 4000 m),
- mountaineering pants (soft, sturdy and water-repellent pants)
- warm pantyhose, shorts, 2 or 3 pairs of bouclette socks
- 1 pair of gloves or mittens, gaiters or stop-all (small gaiters)
- sneakers or tennis
- plastic bottle or bottle
- canvas pants for climbing
On site, numerous sports shops with a large choice. If you are unsure about the equipment you need, you can refine your choice of equipment with the help of our guides, according to the weather and snow conditions at altitude.
First aid kit
We invite you to bring a small personal care kit.
Content type
- Personal medications if you are subject to particular disorders (allergies, etc.).
- Enough to prevent and treat blisters.
- Something to relieve ankle and knee problems: “Elasto” type bands.
- Enough to clean small wounds: soaked compresses.
- Sun protection for skin and lips.
- Enough to relieve intestinal problems following changes in diet.
- Enough to relieve headaches and aches.
- Enough to relieve insect bites.
Ask your doctor and pharmacist for advice and think that you should bring your pharmacy, so only bring the minimum necessary.
Equipment not included
Clothing and personal equipment to bring
- cap or scarf, hat or headband, sunglasses (minimum 3 protection)
- technical and breathable T-shirts
- fleece fur jacket
- waterproof and breathable Goretex jacket
- waterproof and breathable Goretex pants (not essential, but useful in case of bad weather and almost essential above 4000 m),
- mountaineering pants (soft, sturdy and water-repellent pants)
- warm pantyhose, shorts, 2 or 3 pairs of bouclette socks
- 1 pair of gloves or mittens, gaiters or stop-all (small gaiters)
- sneakers or tennis
- plastic bottle or bottle
- canvas pants for climbing
On site, numerous sports shops with a large choice. If you are unsure about the equipment you need, you can refine your choice of equipment with the help of our guides, according to the weather and snow conditions at altitude.
First aid kit
We invite you to bring a small personal care kit.
Content type
- Personal medications if you are subject to particular disorders (allergies, etc.).
- Enough to prevent and treat blisters.
- Something to relieve ankle and knee problems: “Elasto” type bands.
- Enough to clean small wounds: soaked compresses.
- Sun protection for skin and lips.
- Enough to relieve intestinal problems following changes in diet.
- Enough to relieve headaches and aches.
- Enough to relieve insect bites.
Ask your doctor and pharmacist for advice and think that you should bring your pharmacy, so only bring the minimum necessary.
- cap or scarf, hat or headband, sunglasses (minimum 3 protection)
- technical and breathable T-shirts
- fleece fur jacket
- waterproof and breathable Goretex jacket
- waterproof and breathable Goretex pants (not essential, but useful in case of bad weather and almost essential above 4000 m),
- mountaineering pants (soft, sturdy and water-repellent pants)
- warm pantyhose, shorts, 2 or 3 pairs of bouclette socks
- 1 pair of gloves or mittens, gaiters or stop-all (small gaiters)
- sneakers or tennis
- plastic bottle or bottle
- canvas pants for climbing
On site, numerous sports shops with a large choice. If you are unsure about the equipment you need, you can refine your choice of equipment with the help of our guides, according to the weather and snow conditions at altitude.
First aid kit
We invite you to bring a small personal care kit.
Content type
- Personal medications if you are subject to particular disorders (allergies, etc.).
- Enough to prevent and treat blisters.
- Something to relieve ankle and knee problems: “Elasto” type bands.
- Enough to clean small wounds: soaked compresses.
- Sun protection for skin and lips.
- Enough to relieve intestinal problems following changes in diet.
- Enough to relieve headaches and aches.
- Enough to relieve insect bites.
Ask your doctor and pharmacist for advice and think that you should bring your pharmacy, so only bring the minimum necessary.
Physical intensity
Casual sportsman
You practice a sporting activity throughout the year, on a regular basis or not. But you are able to run for about 1 hour, swim for 30 minutes, or pedal for about 2 hours.
You practice a sporting activity throughout the year, on a regular basis or not. But you are able to run for about 1 hour, swim for 30 minutes, or pedal for about 2 hours.
Physical intensity
Casual sportsman
You practice a sporting activity throughout the year, on a regular basis or not. But you are able to run for about 1 hour, swim for 30 minutes, or pedal for about 2 hours.
You practice a sporting activity throughout the year, on a regular basis or not. But you are able to run for about 1 hour, swim for 30 minutes, or pedal for about 2 hours.
Level of expertise
All levels
Technical level - All levels
Technical level - All levels
Internships open to all levels, whether you are a beginner or an expert.
Depending on the courses, possibility of groups of levels.
Depending on the courses, possibility of groups of levels.
Level of expertise
All levels
Technical level - All levels
Internships open to all levels, whether you are a beginner or an expert.
Depending on the courses, possibility of groups of levels.
Technical level - All levels
Internships open to all levels, whether you are a beginner or an expert.
Depending on the courses, possibility of groups of levels.
Restauration
All meals are included, from lunch on the first day to lunch on the last day of stay.
From Monday to Friday, lunches are in the form of a picnic.
From Monday to Friday, lunches are in the form of a picnic.
“Race supplies” are planned.
Remember to take a “lunch box” or equivalent to carry lunchtime salads in your bag. To avoid the overconsumption of plastic and disposable packaging, the latter is not provided.
Also remember to bring a water bottle.
Remember to take a “lunch box” or equivalent to carry lunchtime salads in your bag. To avoid the overconsumption of plastic and disposable packaging, the latter is not provided.
Also remember to bring a water bottle.
Restauration
All meals are included, from lunch on the first day to lunch on the last day of stay.
From Monday to Friday, lunches are in the form of a picnic.
“Race supplies” are planned.
Remember to take a “lunch box” or equivalent to carry lunchtime salads in your bag. To avoid the overconsumption of plastic and disposable packaging, the latter is not provided.
Also remember to bring a water bottle.
From Monday to Friday, lunches are in the form of a picnic.
“Race supplies” are planned.
Remember to take a “lunch box” or equivalent to carry lunchtime salads in your bag. To avoid the overconsumption of plastic and disposable packaging, the latter is not provided.
Also remember to bring a water bottle.
Management
Each program is supervised by a mountain guide or a State Climbing Certificate.
Knowledge of the mountains, control of safety and logistics, he will do everything possible to ensure that you fully enjoy your stay.
Knowledge of the mountains, control of safety and logistics, he will do everything possible to ensure that you fully enjoy your stay.
Management
Each program is supervised by a mountain guide or a State Climbing Certificate.
Knowledge of the mountains, control of safety and logistics, he will do everything possible to ensure that you fully enjoy your stay.
Knowledge of the mountains, control of safety and logistics, he will do everything possible to ensure that you fully enjoy your stay.
Important information
Information note
The purpose of this note is to present to you the form of mountaineering practice that we offer during our various mountaineering or climbing trips in high mountains.
The purpose of this note is to present to you the form of mountaineering practice that we offer during our various mountaineering or climbing trips in high mountains.
UCPA is a mountaineering and high mountain school. Our objective is to bring participants to a controlled and responsible practice of mountaineering, each at their own level, during and after the stay.
For this, our stays are organized around learning the techniques and principles of evolution in the mountains.
This approach involves evolutions in “autonomous” teams where the trainee-participants implement safety techniques, learned beforehand. The rope then evolves without being systematically connected to a guide by a rope. These evolutions into “autonomous” teams are carried out under the guidance of the guide, which determines the modalities of these evolutions according to the level of the trainee-participants and the conditions in the field.
The trainee-participant in a mountaineering or climbing trip in high mountains undertakes to accept the form of instruction offered and certifies having read this information.
To find out everything about the Chamonix Valley, mountain conditions, ski lifts, entertainment, accommodation:
www.chamonix.com
www.compniedumontblanc.com
www.ohm-chamonix.com
For this, our stays are organized around learning the techniques and principles of evolution in the mountains.
This approach involves evolutions in “autonomous” teams where the trainee-participants implement safety techniques, learned beforehand. The rope then evolves without being systematically connected to a guide by a rope. These evolutions into “autonomous” teams are carried out under the guidance of the guide, which determines the modalities of these evolutions according to the level of the trainee-participants and the conditions in the field.
The trainee-participant in a mountaineering or climbing trip in high mountains undertakes to accept the form of instruction offered and certifies having read this information.
To find out everything about the Chamonix Valley, mountain conditions, ski lifts, entertainment, accommodation:
www.chamonix.com
www.compniedumontblanc.com
www.ohm-chamonix.com
Important information
Information note
The purpose of this note is to present to you the form of mountaineering practice that we offer during our various mountaineering or climbing trips in high mountains.
UCPA is a mountaineering and high mountain school. Our objective is to bring participants to a controlled and responsible practice of mountaineering, each at their own level, during and after the stay.
For this, our stays are organized around learning the techniques and principles of evolution in the mountains.
This approach involves evolutions in “autonomous” teams where the trainee-participants implement safety techniques, learned beforehand. The rope then evolves without being systematically connected to a guide by a rope. These evolutions into “autonomous” teams are carried out under the guidance of the guide, which determines the modalities of these evolutions according to the level of the trainee-participants and the conditions in the field.
The trainee-participant in a mountaineering or climbing trip in high mountains undertakes to accept the form of instruction offered and certifies having read this information.
To find out everything about the Chamonix Valley, mountain conditions, ski lifts, entertainment, accommodation:
www.chamonix.com
www.compniedumontblanc.com
www.ohm-chamonix.com
The purpose of this note is to present to you the form of mountaineering practice that we offer during our various mountaineering or climbing trips in high mountains.
UCPA is a mountaineering and high mountain school. Our objective is to bring participants to a controlled and responsible practice of mountaineering, each at their own level, during and after the stay.
For this, our stays are organized around learning the techniques and principles of evolution in the mountains.
This approach involves evolutions in “autonomous” teams where the trainee-participants implement safety techniques, learned beforehand. The rope then evolves without being systematically connected to a guide by a rope. These evolutions into “autonomous” teams are carried out under the guidance of the guide, which determines the modalities of these evolutions according to the level of the trainee-participants and the conditions in the field.
The trainee-participant in a mountaineering or climbing trip in high mountains undertakes to accept the form of instruction offered and certifies having read this information.
To find out everything about the Chamonix Valley, mountain conditions, ski lifts, entertainment, accommodation:
www.chamonix.com
www.compniedumontblanc.com
www.ohm-chamonix.com