Ice Climbing in France

4 total offers
€300–€1,020 Price range
3 cities

You can book ice climbing in France from €300 across 4 tours in 3 destinations. The cheapest is a full-day tour in Chamonix Mont-Blanc with Gaetan Navarrete. Prices reach up to €450, except for a 2-3-day tour in Vars, La Forêt Blanche at €1,020.

Chamonix Mont-Blanc accounts for 2 of the 4 tours. The other option there is a full-day tour with Sebastien Laurent for €450. Briançon offers a single tour, which is a full-day taster tour in Argentière la Bessée with Jody Laoureux for €360.

All 4 ice climbing excursions are graded “Occasionally sporty”.

At least 3 tours run in French, 3 in English, and 1 in Spanish, as a single tour can run in several languages. The season runs from December to March.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does ice climbing in France cost?

Rates start from €300 for a full-day tour in Chamonix Mont-Blanc. Most excursions cost up to €450, except for a 2-3-day tour in Vars, La Forêt Blanche priced at €1,020.

What is the difficulty level for ice climbing in France?

All 4 tours are graded “Occasionally sporty”.

What languages are available for these ice climbing tours?

Guides lead at least 3 tours in French, 3 in English, and 1 in Spanish. A tour can run in several languages.

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Updated September 2026