Les Droites, Mountain peak in Mont Blanc massif, Haute-Savoie, France
Les Droites is a mountain peak in the Mont Blanc massif located in Haute-Savoie, France, rising to approximately 4000 meters. The summit features exposed granite ridges and forms part of a chain of notable peaks in this Alpine region.
Les Droites was first explored and climbed in the late 1800s as mountaineering developed in the Mont Blanc area. This peak played a role in the growth of Alpine climbing during the period when the region became known for serious rock and snow routes.
Mountain guides share their climbing expertise on Les Droites, maintaining a centuries-old Alpine tradition in the Haute-Savoie department of France.
Access to this peak typically starts from Chamonix, where climbers organize equipment and can hire professional mountain guides for the expedition. The best season for visits is summer, when snow and ice present fewer obstacles and daylight hours are longer.
The north ridge of this peak is considered one of the most technically demanding routes in the entire Mont Blanc massif among climbers. This narrow granite line attracts experienced mountaineers who seek a challenging and rewarding climb.
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