North face of Les Drus

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The North Face of Les Drus is a legendary, steep alpine wall in the Mont Blanc massif renowned for its challenging mixed and rock climbing routes and historic ascents.

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North face of Les Drus canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf alpine climbing wall
mountain face
approachFrom Mont-Blanc region
surface form: Montenvers area

Chamonix
surface form: Vallée de Chamonix
climbingSeason summer
winter
climbingType alpine climbing
big wall climbing
country France
difficulty very high
elevationAboveSeaLevel over 3700 metres
famousAmong alpinists
extreme climbers
firstAscentBy Pierre Allain NERFINISHED
Raymond Leininger
firstAscentYear 1935
hasFeature cold, shaded conditions
long, sustained pitches
mixed rock and ice terrain
hasReputation one of the classic north faces of the Alps
hazard avalanches
icefall
rockfall
inMountainRange Alps
knownFor high difficulty
historic ascents
mixed climbing
rock climbing
steepness
locatedIn France
French Alps NERFINISHED
Haute-Savoie
Les Drus
Mont Blanc massif
near Chamonix
notableRoute Allain–Leininger route
Direct North Face
North Couloir
Pierre Allain route
orientation north
partOf Aiguille du Dru
Grand Dru
region Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region
surface form: Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
requires advanced alpine experience
ice climbing skills
rock climbing skills
technical mixed climbing skills
rockType granite

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Aiguilles de Chamonix notableRouteArea North face of Les Drus