Le Bureau Des Guides | Ice Climbing | Tignes Val Claret

Discover the Thrill of Ice Climbing with Guides de Tignes

Elevate your ski holiday by adding a half-day ice climbing outing led by the Bureau des Guides de Tignes. Whether you’re curious, adventurous, or already experienced, this activity opens the door to a dramatic and unforgettable mountain experience.

What You’ll Experience

  • You’ll climb frozen waterfalls and ice formations in the La Daille sector of Val d’Isère, where mountain streams have frozen into dramatic draperies and columns.
  • Guided by experienced mountain guides, you’ll use ice axes, crampons, helmets, harnesses, and all the safety equipment needed.
  • The introductory (half-day) course teaches the basic techniques for ascending ice walls safely and confidently, with guidance adapted to your experience level.
  • Accessible from age 12 (with some climbing experience preferred but not required).

Practical Details & Pricing

  • Duration: Half-day (approx. 3 to 4 hours)
  • Rate (group): €100 for a half-day, or €145 for a full day
  • Private package: For 1 to 2 people, day rate €480; for 3 to 6 people, €500. This option offers more flexibility and tailor-made coaching.
  • What’s included: The guide’s supervision (but not equipment, lift passes, transfers or food)
  • What to bring:
    • Two pairs of warm gloves (with grip), layered clothing, sunglasses
    • Sunscreen, snacks, water

Why Add This to Your Stay

  • It’s a rare chance to climb real ice features in alpine settings — far from the usual pistes.
  • The guides bring local knowledge, safety, and insider access to scenic icefalls seldom explored by recreational skiers.
  • Ideal as a complement to your ski program — a change of pace, a new challenge, and a memory you won’t forget.

Opening Times

  • Monday: 3.00PM - 6.30PM
  • Tuesday: 3.00PM - 6.30PM
  • Wednesday: 3.00PM - 6.30PM
  • Thursday: 3.00PM - 6.30PM
  • Friday: Closed
  • Saturday: Closed
  • Sunday: 10.00AM - 12.30PM / 2.30PM - 5.30PM

Contact Details

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