Located in the heart of the Pyrenees, the Bureau des Guides Ossau is a team of experienced professionals specialized in mountain sports and canyoning for over 30 years. Their passion for the mountains has driven them to become experts in their field and to share their knowledge and experiences with others. They are always available to offer advice and help you choose the best activities for you. Whether you're looking for a thrilling adventure or a more leisurely experience, they have the expertise to create an unforgettable mountain experience.

Bureau des Guides Mont Aiguille offers an exciting mountaineering experience for those who want to climb Mont Aiguille. The starting point is located either on the north side at the hamlet of Les Pellas or on the south side at La Richardière, which is just 50 minutes away from Grenoble. The mountain is accessible from May to October, and the usual route requires mountaineering equipment such as harness, rope, helmet, and carabiners. The ascent route is technically not very difficult (3+ max in climbing) and is accessible to everyone, even those who have never climbed before, as long as they can practice an endurance sport such as mountain walking for about 5 to 7 hours. A maximum of four people can be accompanied by a High Mountain guide. If you are more numerous, it is possible to provide several guides. To reach the summit of Mont Aiguille and descend, it takes about 7 hours for a roped party of three to four people.

The Bureau des Guides Megève is a professional mountain guiding company located at the foot of the majestic Mont Blanc. Offering a wide range of activities, the Bureau provides tailored experiences for all ages and skill levels, from family-friendly outings to adrenaline-packed adventures. With a team of 16 high mountain guides and 14 mid-mountain guides, visitors can rest assured that they are in safe hands with knowledgeable and experienced professionals. Activities on offer include skiing, off-piste skiing and hiking, ice climbing, snowshoeing, paragliding, hiking, trail running, mountain biking, climbing, via ferrata, canyoning, hydrospeed, rafting, and more. Whatever the chosen activity, guests can relax and enjoy themselves while being guided through the stunning landscapes of Megève.

Bureau Des Guides Luz Saint-Sauveur is located at the crossroads of the beautiful valleys of the Hautes-Pyrénées and in the heart of the Pays Toy. The area is in close proximity to the Pyrenees National Park and the Néouvielle Nature Reserve. The breathtaking landscapes of the area are truly remarkable, including the Cirque de Gavarnie and its Breche de Roland, which have been classified as World Heritage by UNESCO, and the imposing Pic du Midi de Bigorre. The area is surrounded by the highest and most prestigious peaks that count the Pyrenees. Visitors to the area are sure to be captivated by the beauty of the natural scenery and the impressive mountains that surround them.

The Bureau des Guides Sixt Fer À Cheval is a professional team of mountain guides who invite you to explore the stunning landscapes of the region and beyond. The beauty of the mountain and its possibilities for adventure awaits you. The guides offer their expertise for hiking, mountaineering, and climbing projects, ensuring that you can safely experience the thrills of these activities. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced outdoor enthusiast, the team will work with you to plan and execute your ideal adventure. Come and discover the beauty of Sixt Fer À Cheval with the experienced and passionate guides.

Bureau des Guides Savoie Maurienne - Aussois is located in the heart of the Vanoise National Park, at the Italian border. The Haute Maurienne Vanoise is a magnificent setting that encompasses a preserved valley and its authentic mountain villages, extending from Saint André to Bonneval sur Arc. This region offers various activities for visitors throughout the year. During the summer season, the area is ideal for magnificent hikes, with mythical passes of Mont Cenis and Iseran. In winter, it transforms into a playground for visitors of all ages and levels with various winter activities. The Haute Maurienne Vanoise is easily accessible by train and car, a few kilometers from Italy via the Fréjus tunnel. This region, with its strategic position, has a rich history and quietly reveals itself to lovers of wide-open spaces and serenity. Visitors can explore the valley's scattered villages at the foot of the famous Col de l'Iseran, offering many opportunities for discovery as only the mountains provide. Winter in the mountains is not just about downhill skiing, and everyone can concoct their program according to their desires. Bureau des Guides Savoie Maurienne - Aussois can offer supervision and guidance with their experienced High Mountain Guides.

The Bureau des Guides of Sainte Foy Tarentaise is a combined Ski Travel Agency and High Mountain Guide Office. With years of experience in guiding individuals and groups, they offer a variety of activities and services including ski trips and mountain expeditions. Whether you are an experienced skier or a novice, the team of knowledgeable guides is dedicated to providing you with a safe and unforgettable adventure in the stunning natural surroundings of the French Alps.

Located in the heart of the Savoie region in the French Alps, the Bureau des Guides Valloire-Valmeinier offers a wide range of outdoor activities for individuals, families, and groups. The expert guides are experienced in leading hiking, running, and mountain biking trips, as well as family-friendly activities such as ruisseling. For those seeking a more customized experience, the guides can design a personalized itinerary tailored to your specific needs and interests. This may include multi-day hiking or running trips with overnight stays in mountain refuges, or a private guide just for you and your friends or family. With their local knowledge and expertise, the guides can ensure a safe and unforgettable experience in the stunning Alpine scenery.

Bureau Des Guides Saint Martin Vesubie is located in a picturesque village surrounded by 3,600 hectares of forests at an altitude of 975 meters. It offers a serene and lively atmosphere with a wide range of outdoor leisure activities and traditions. You can follow the "Béal" which will take you through the medieval village and to the various mansions from the 18th and 19th centuries. The locals, with their generous soul, welcome visitors warmly and offer a variety of cultural, traditional, religious, and sporting activities such as the Carnival, Bread Festival, Pilgrimage to the Madonna of Fenestres, concerts, Book festival, and more. Saint Martin Vésubie is also a popular destination for mountain enthusiasts, mountaineers, and hikers. Visitors can enjoy the stunning natural beauty of the surrounding forests and mountains, participate in outdoor sports, and explore the rich cultural heritage of the region.

The Bureau des Guides et Accompagnateurs de Grenoble emerged from a collective of dedicated mountain professionals. Grenoble, fondly known as the capital of the Alps, serves as an ideal starting point for a wide array of outdoor adventures. From hikes, climbs, and altitude races to skiing, snowshoeing, paragliding, and exploring some of France's most stunning canyons, the possibilities are endless. The mountain environment offers valuable life lessons in self-control, solidarity, and camaraderie, fostering exchanges and friendships among adventurers. The management teams at the Bureau des Guides et Accompagnateurs de Grenoble are committed to providing both their technical and practical expertise, sharing their passion for these pristine natural spaces with participants of all levels. Whether novices or seasoned enthusiasts, the entire team stands ready to personalize each individual's mountain project, ensuring safety and enjoyment. Compagnie Des Guides Grenoble offers unforgettable experiences for those eager to immerse themselves in the thrilling world of alpine adventures.

Nestled amid the breathtaking landscapes, Compagnie Des Guides Du Valais opens the door to thrilling adventures in the mountains that seem tantalizingly close. This organization provides an opportunity for enthusiasts to immerse themselves in the passion of mountaineering as they explore the exhilarating peaks and valleys of the region. The Compagnie Des Guides Du Valais offers unforgettable experiences for adventurers seeking to conquer the mountains and create lasting memories in the captivating world of alpinism.

Established in the early 1970s, the Compagnie des Guides des Pyrénées unites a majority of the High Mountain Guides from the massif, working independently or in collaboration with Guide Offices located in the heart of valleys or Piedmont cities. Throughout history, High Mountain Guides in this region, as in others, have played a significant role in exploring their mountains, although the literature on the conquest of Pyrenean peaks may be less extensive and renowned than that of the Alps. Célestin Passet and Robert Ollivier are remembered as illustrious figures who pioneered mountain exploration. Today's Guides, equally motivated, continue to uphold the legacy passed down by their predecessors. Over the years, the scope of their playgrounds has expanded remarkably, and each professional in the Chaîne possesses a secret garden they are eager to help others discover. From picturesque trails to snow-covered slopes, from jagged ridges to towering walls, and through awe-inspiring canyons, the mountain is their domain and, most importantly, their passion. The Compagnie des Guides des Pyrénées is a proud member of the National Union of Mountain Guides, representing the organization at the regional level. Mid-Mountain Guides, Climbing and Caving Instructors affiliated with a Guide Office are also members of the Company, further solidifying the commitment to expertise and passion for exploring the breathtaking Pyrenean landscape.