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The Innominata Route to Mont Blanc
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The Innominata Route to Mont Blanc



In this album you will find the Innominata Route to Mont Blanc with the crossing of the Grand Couloir. You can see the trail from the Val Veny to the Franco Monzino hut,
then the Brouillard Glacier crossing and the Bivacco Eccles. The Innominata Ridge meets with the Brouillard Ridge that leads up to Mont Blanc de Courmayeur.
There is a ridge to Mont Blanc to reach the summit.





  • Pano view of the italian side of the Mont Blanc group - 2006 (Photo by livioz)







  • From Val Veny to Rifugio Monzino - on the way to Mont Blanc









  • Innominata Route to Mont Blanc








  • On the Brouillard Glacier to the Bivacco Eccles
















  • View from the Innominata Ridge










  • Climbing the Innominata Ridge - crossing the Grand Couloir




















  • The Brouillard Ridge to Mont Blanc de Courmayeur















Mont Blanc 360° Summit-Panorama (Photo by Sebastian Hamm)





  • The Ridge from Mont Blanc de Courmayeur to Mont Blanc












Images


Rahel's last climb

Rahel's climbing the Innominata Ridge

Mont Blanc de Courmayeur

Bivouac on the Innominata Ridge

Mont Blanc de Courmayeur

View of the Dent du Géant from the Innominata Ridge

Mont Blanc 360° Summit-Panorama

Innominata route

Innominata Ridge

Innominata

The Innominata Ridge

Climbing the Innominata Ridge

Mont Blanc from Val Veny

3 Mont Blanc traverse: Masses...

Route to Monzino Hut
seen from the opposite side of Val Veny


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