Bionnassay–Mont Blanc traverse

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The Bionnassay–Mont Blanc traverse is a classic high-alpine route in the Mont Blanc massif that links the Aiguille de Bionnassay with Mont Blanc via exposed, glaciated ridges and demanding mixed climbing.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf alpine climbing route
bestSeason summer
connectsFeature Aiguille de Bionnassay NERFINISHED
Mont Blanc NERFINISHED
hasAltitudeHighPoint Mont Blanc 4808 m (approx.) NERFINISHED
hasAltitudeIntermediateSummit Aiguille de Bionnassay 4052 m (approx.) NERFINISHED
hasCharacteristic aesthetic ridge line
committing
exposed
hasClimbingStyle mixed climbing
snow and ice climbing
hasDifficulty D
hasDifficultySystem Alpine grading system
hasKeySection Aiguille de Bionnassay summit ridge NERFINISHED
Bionnassay–Dôme du Goûter ridge NERFINISHED
final Mont Blanc summit ridge
hasObjectiveHazard avalanches
cornices
icefall
seracs
hasTerrain glaciated ridge
mixed snow and ice
rock sections
hasTypicalEndPoint Gouter route descent
hasTypicalStartPoint Refuge de Durier NERFINISHED
Refuge de Tête Rousse NERFINISHED
isConsidered classic route
high-alpine route
isDocumentedIn alpine guidebooks
isPartOf Mont Blanc normal route variants NERFINISHED
isPopularWith experienced alpinists
locatedIn Alps NERFINISHED
France
Mont Blanc massif
requires competence in mixed climbing
experience on exposed ridges
good acclimatization
proficiency in crevasse rescue
requiresEquipment crampons
crevasse rescue gear
helmet
ice axe
rope
suitableFor multi-day ascent
typicalAscentStyle guided climb
unguided by experienced alpinists

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Aiguille de Bionnassay isPartOfTraverse Bionnassay–Mont Blanc traverse