Up and down from Les Haudères to tag Dent Blanche (4,357m) via the South West ridge (Wandflüe). Grade IV+ max. 34.5km and 3,150m of vertical gain.

The direct route from Val Veny (Italy) to the summit of Mont Blanc, via the Brouillard ridge. 7km and 3,500m of vert. 6 peaks tagged, 5 of which over 4,000m of altitude: Aiguilles Rouges du Brouillard (3,368 m), Punta Baretti (4,013 m), Mont Brouillard (4,069 m), Picco Luigi Amedeo (4,460 m), Mont Blanc de Courmayeur (4,748 m) and Mont Blanc (4,810 m). Grade IV+ max, with lots of exposure and poor rock quality.

Up and down (TH to TH) via the Eastern ridge of Pico Espigüete (2,450m), 6.8km and 1,200m of vertical gain.

Els 2900 —'The 2,900' in Catalan— is a run over the seven highest peaks of Andorra — all above 2,900m of altitude — from hut to hut. You can choose your own route between summits, but the most practical routes have been estimated to be roughly 70K and 6,700m of vertical. You will tag Pic de Coma Pedrosa (2,944m), Roca Entravessada (2,928m), Pic de l’Estanyó (2,915m), Pic de Medacorba (2,913m), Pic de la Serrera (2,912m), Pic de la Portelleta (2,905m) and Pic de Font Blanca (2,904m).

More info at els2900.com