BY Rami Rasamny | October 20 2025

Is Altitude a Concern When Climbing Mont Blanc?

Is Altitude a Concern When Climbing Mont Blanc?

Worried about altitude sickness during your Mont Blanc Climb? 🏔️

At 4,810m, altitude can be a real challenge. In this Talking Outdoors episode, Life Happens Outdoors founder Rami Rasamny explains how to recognize, prevent, and manage altitude sickness so you can Climb Mont Blanc safely and confidently.

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Rami Rasamny is the founder of Life Happens Outdoors, a premium adventure travel community dedicated to transforming lives through curated outdoor experiences. A mountaineer and entrepreneur, Rami has led teams on some of the world’s most challenging peaks, from the Alps to the Himalayas. His mission is to make adventure accessible, transformative, and safe for all who seek to push their limits and Come Back Different.

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At Life Happens Outdoors, we believe in the power of nature to transform lives. As proud members of the Adventure Travel Trade Association (ATTA) and the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC), our team of certified guides and outdoor professionals is committed to the highest standards of safety, sustainability, and excellence.

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