See amazing photos as Google Street View goes up Mont Blanc
See what it's like at the top without all the hard work.
Google has taken its 'Street View' cameras off road and up one of Europe's highest mountains.
The international company partnered with world-renowned alpine photographers, skiers, mountaineers, climbers and runners to build up a database of 360-degree images from the mountain and the amazing photos are now available to view online.
The team captured some of the most amazing parts of the enormous mountain including a run on the summit with Kilian Jornet, a Spanish ski mountaineer who holds the speed record for ascending and descending Mont Blanc in just 4 hours 57 minutes.
You can also 'experience' an ice climb with Swiss rock climber and mountaineer, Ueli Steck or join famed Mont Blanc guide Patrick Gabarrou - all interviewed in the video below.
This isn't the first time Google Street View has ventured off the well-trodden track, in fact just last year they released the first-ever 'vertical Street View collection' giving users the ability to 'climb' Yosemite’s El Capitan in the USA.