Pointe Helbronner — Attraction in Courmayeur

MUST VISIT ONCE IN A LIFETIME!!! Beautiful view one of the highest peak of Europe, and the highest of Italy and France!!! 11th Peak in the World!!! Beautiful Panorama and astounding atmosphere... For those who are scared, it's not a big deal... The only thing we felt as a group is lower oxygen intake but not much more... The shelters are so good organized you don't feel like you are outside on one of the 11th peak... We wen to the restaurant downstairs and it isn't so overpriced Like you can take a Brioches with Cappuccino at 4 Euros!!! Even in Milan You can't get an offer like that... We ate typical Salumi and cheese with hot chocolate... Great Great Experience!!! So yeah you can also visit it in every season and in March they also open the way to the France, You can come with your ski and do ski alpinism or throw yourself with the Paragliding with any problem. The price to reach the peak is only 45 euros...

A breathtaking journey to the highest peak in the Alps on the Italian-French border Starting from the Italian city Courmayeur, a charming town 1,300 meters above sea level, I began my ascent via the Skyway Monte Bianco. I purchased a round-trip ticket for €63.5 at the main station.

Punta Helbronner (3,467 m): The final destination was magical. The temperature dropped to around 1.8°C with a light wind, making it refreshingly crisp. From here, a 92-meter below a tunnel leads to a ski station and an open-air restaurant. I made my way to the top terrace—what a view! Standing above the clouds with 360° views of the Alps was an indescribably beautiful and humbling experience. Highly recommended for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and anyone craving awe-inspiring scenery

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Absolutely spectacular!!! Incredible summit station. Stop by Rifugio Torino down the ridge via tunnel for food and more views as well. Wasn’t even particularly crowded when I went, although that is probably because it’s still early June as the skyway is definitely built to handle big crowds with things like one-way walkways. They take the Mont Blanc multi pass from Chamonix as well

The middle station isn’t so interesting, a surprising amount of development with a garden, terrace, and.. concert venue? Plan de l’Aiguille on the other side of the mountain is a much more interesting midpoint station that feels more like wilderness

Bus access is possible from Chamonix but annoying as the buses apparently don’t leave until very late in the morning to Courmayeur and don’t go direct to the skyway...