Grand Hall

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Grand Couloir (also: Couloir du Goûter, colloquially: Kuluar Rolling Stones, Death of the Dead) - a loaf that needs to be grafted onto Mont Blanc by normal means. It is located in the western wall of the Aiguille du Goûter. Trawers of the cradle are located between the Refuge de Tete Rousse (3167 m n.p.m.) and the Refuge du Gouter (3815 m nm).

His bad judgment comes from the dangers caused by falling rocks, rock blocks, ice sheets and snow avalanches. They are usually melted from the ice by the sun, or accidentally knocked down by climbers located on the orographically left ribs above the traverse.

The traverses are at an altitude of 3340 m. The wall pitch is 48 degrees here. The length of the cross is about 50 meters, and there is a steel rope in the basin to increase safety. But she is hanged too high and many climbers are reluctant to join her.

There were a number of accidents during the ride. This is potentially one of the most dangerous places on the normal route leading to Mont Blanc.

In July 2015, due to the large amount of falling stones, the road and the Gouter shelter were temporarily closed.

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