"The Vallée Blanche runs for over 20km (~12.5 miles) down the Mont Blanc massif before returning to Chamonix. It's a stunning route that runs through incredible glacier landscapes."
"It should be left for the experts only and done with a guide. In years with great snow, it can be possible to ski the entire way."
The Vallée Blanche in Chamonix is frequently recognized as the longest ski run in the world, measuring over 20km. It begins at the summit of the Aiguille du Midi and descends through breathtaking glacier landscapes. While it is a stunning route, it is recommended only for expert skiers and should be undertaken with a guide. Ski instructor Marius Quast experienced this legendary run, which requires a cog railway return to Chamonix, although skiing the entire route is possible in good snow conditions.
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