Where in France is the famous white Mountain located?
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Southeast in the Alps, Look for Mont Blanc (White Mountain in French)
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camptocamp.com mais plustot branché alpinisme, tu dois tout de meme y trouver ds topos de rando
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l'espagne... tranquillement ! tant pis pour Roger Lemerre, ex-entraineur de l'équipe de France lors de la flamboyante épopée des bleus en Corée du sud pendant le mondial 2002.
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Allemagne-Italie et France-Portugal
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Chamonix is a popular winter sports resort in France with some of the best skiing runs in the world. The 1924 Winter Olympics were held here. As the highest European mountain west of Russia, Mont Blanc holds a special allure for mountain climbers, and Jon Krakauer, in an essay in his collection Eiger Dreams, described the town as "the death-sport capital of the world." This is because Chamonix serves as an ideal playground for almost all types of outdoor activity, especially in their more extreme variants like ice climbing, rock climbing, extreme skiing, paragliding, rafting, canyoning.\n\nChamonix is famous for its spectacular cable car up to the Aiguille du Midi (3842m). Constructed in 1955 it was then the highest cable car in the world. Together with a cable car system going up to the Point Helbronner (3462m) from Entréves in the Aosta Valley (Italy) it is possible to cross the entire Mont Blanc Massif by cable car.
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The Alpine countries, sometimes called Alpine nations or Alpine states, are a group of nations taken to be part of either Central Europe along with the Visegrád group or Western Europe. The region takes its name from the Alps, the largest mountain ranges of Europe, stretching from Austria to France and including Slovenia, Italy, Switzerland, Liechtenstein and Germany. All of these nations include portions of the Alps, and because of this are termed the "Alpine countries".
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the best one is mount blanc in the french alps
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I think you mean *Switzerland* (which *is* landlocked).  The most famous mountain there is the Matterhorn (which was the basis of the rollercoaster ride in Disneyland...).\n\nIts height is 14,683 ft (or 4,478m) and on July 14, 1865, the British climbing party of Edward Whymper, Charles Hudson, Lord Francis Douglas, and Douglas Hadow, with Michel Croz and the two Peter Taugwalders (father and son) tried the Hörnli route and found it considerably easier than expected. On the descent Hadow slipped, knocking Croz off his feet, and dragging Hudson and Douglas with him. The rope connecting them to the other three men broke; the four fell to their deaths on the Matterhorn Glacier 1,400 m below.  (I think your clue is off here because seven made it to the top, but *four* died leaving only *three* that made it down.)  Switzerland is known for alpine horns and chocolates.  \n\nThe answer has to be the Matterhorn in Switzerland...
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France / Italie\n\nseulement pour rire un peu avec mon mair qui est italien :P
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La France biensur..........;;
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l'Espagne n'a jamais battue la France
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Snow's a bit sparse in October, but the best place would be the highest mountain in Europe, on the border between France and Italy is Mont Blanc and the resort at it's base is Chamonix.
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It is of course the Mont Blanc, on the border between France and Italy. Its highest point is 4,800 meters or 15,700 feet!!!
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Dans un club l'alpinistes !
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Appalachian Mountains
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Cavanal Hill\n\nlocated at Poteau, Oklahoma is billed as the tallest hill in the world at 1,999 feet (609 meters),
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I went to Courchevel in France a few seasons back and it's awesome there. It's part of the three valleys so there is a massice linked ski area to cover. Way too much for a normal weeks boarding. The runs are great and there aren't too many drag lifts either (I hate those!)