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The mighty Mont Blanc - in his majesty

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The mighty Mont Blanc - in his majesty

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The mighty Mont Blanc - in his majesty

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Mont Blanc - in his majesty

The main summit of the Mont Blanc massif is the highest in the Alps. There are famous routes to the majestic Mont Blanc (4807 m)
with splendid panoramic views, especially impressive at sunrise or sunset.

First sunbeam on Mont Blanc (Photo by andreaperino)

Mont Blanc from Rochefort Ridge (Photo by Rahel Maria Liu)

Panoramic view of Mont Blanc (Photo by Rahel Maria Liu)

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Il Monte Bianco (4810 m)

Sunset on Mont Blanc

Mont Blanc on a sunny day

Mont Blanc glowing

The majestic Mont Blanc

Mont Blanc from Val Veny

A cloud above Mont Blanc

The mighty Mont Blanc

Mont Blanc in the early...

Mont Blanc (4807m), Dome du...

Ridge to Mont Blanc

Italian side, early morning...

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