Cascades De Glace Du Mont Blanc Tome 1

This first volume in the series of topos-guides Icefalls from Mont-Blanc to Lake Geneva seeks to bring out of the shadows the little-known sites of Val Montjoie, Val d'Arly, the Bornes and Aravis massifs. Philippe Batoux (high mountain guide, technical adviser Millet) and Ludovic Seifert (lecturer in the faculty of sports sciences) are part of the new generation of climbers who have been able to value this potential of chutes, waterfalls and climbing in dry-tooling.

About the Authors:

High mountain guide and mountaineer of reference, PHILIPPE BATOUX continues to travel the planet in search of new vertical adventures. His favorite terrain? The mixed: "the richest terrain there is, half-ice, half-rock, half-free, half-artificial... A demanding terrain, which calls on everything we know and everything we can imagine". Based in Annecy, he is one of the fervent promoters of ice climbing in the Bornes and Aravis mountains. Professor at the National School of Skiing and Mountaineering, he participates in the training of guides. 

Teacher-researcher at the Faculty of Sports Sciences of Rouen, LUDOVIC SEIFERT first criss-crossed the trails of Chablais and Giffre as a mountain guide. He knew how to share his knowledge of these pre-Alpine massifs in the writing of the topo Le Giffre à petits pas. His passion for high mountains and ice climbing made him discover distant mountains (Mongolia, Peru, Ecuador, India). He now travels between Normandy and his native Haute-Savoie to find alpine snow and ice routes every weekend.

Details:

• Pages: 212
• Dimensions: 125 x 175 mm
• Published Date: December 2007
• Binding: Paperback
• Illustrations: colour photos