Aiguille du Dru

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Aiguille du Dru is a striking granite peak in the Mont Blanc massif of the French Alps, famed among climbers for its steep faces and challenging routes.

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Aiguille du Dru canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf climbing destination
granite peak
mountain
mountain summit
mountain summit
country France
faces Chamonix
surface form: Chamonix valley
firstAscentBy Alexander Burgener
Clinton Thomas Dent
James Walker Hartley
Kaspar Maurer
firstAscentDate 1878-09-12
hasAlternativeName Les Drus
hasClimbingGradeRange from D to ED and harder
hasClimbingSeason primarily summer
hasCoordinateLatitude 45.922
hasCoordinateLongitude 6.948
hasFamousRoute American Direct on the west face
Bonatti Pillar (historical, largely destroyed)
North Couloir
hasNotableEvent major rockfalls on the west face in 1997
major rockfalls on the west face in 2003
major rockfalls on the west face in 2005
hasNotableFeature highly technical climbing routes
prominent west face
very steep rock faces
hasParentPeak Aiguille Verte
hasProminence approximately 270 m
hasRockType granite
hasSubfeature Grand Dru
Petit Dru
hasSummitElevation 12316 ft
3733 m
3754 m
3754 m
isKnownFor big-wall style climbs
difficult routes
isPartOf Aiguilles de Chamonix
surface form: Aiguilles de Chamonix group
isPopularFor alpine climbing
rock climbing
isVisibleFrom Chamonix
locatedIn France
French Alps
Haute-Savoie
Mont Blanc massif
mountainRange Mont Blanc massif
nearestTown Chamonix
surface form: Chamonix-Mont-Blanc
partOf Alps

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Mer de Glace near Aiguille du Dru
Montenvers Railway near Aiguille du Dru
Montenvers viewpoint near Aiguille du Dru
Walter Bonatti climbed Aiguille du Dru
North face of Les Drus partOf Aiguille du Dru