Col du Midi

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Col du Midi is a high-altitude glacial pass in the Mont Blanc massif of the French Alps, serving as a key access point for mountaineering and ski touring routes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
glacial pass
mountain pass
accessedBy Aiguille du Midi cable car NERFINISHED
accessPointFor Cosmiques Hut NERFINISHED
Refuge des Cosmiques NERFINISHED
category Mountain passes of Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
Mountain passes of the Alps
climate alpine
country France
elevation approximately 11600 feet
approximately 3535 metres
feature crevassed glacier terrain
large snow plateau
hazard altitude sickness risk
avalanche risk
crevasses
seracs
languageOfToponym French
locatedAbove Chamonix Valley NERFINISHED
locatedIn France
French Alps NERFINISHED
Mont Blanc massif
mountainRange Alps NERFINISHED
nameMeaning Pass of the South (or Midday) in French usage
near Aiguille du Midi NERFINISHED
Mont Blanc du Tacul NERFINISHED
Vallée Blanche NERFINISHED
partOf Mont Blanc massif glacial system
popularWith alpinists
high-mountain guides
ski mountaineers
region Haute-Savoie NERFINISHED
requires avalanche awareness
crevasse rescue skills
glacier travel equipment
season used year-round for mountaineering
startingPointFor Cosmiques Arête NERFINISHED
Mont Blanc du Tacul normal route
Pointe Lachenal routes
Three Monts route towards Mont Blanc NERFINISHED
Tour Ronde routes
Triangle du Tacul ice climbs
Vallée Blanche ski descent NERFINISHED
surfaceType glacier
usedFor alpine climbing
high-altitude camping
mountaineering
ski touring

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