The approach route for the Aiguille Rouges follows the same route as described for the Zig Zag route on Malte Brun. This line provides a quick half day outing from a camp on the upper Beatham Glacier. The North Face of the Aiguille Rouges can be climbed directly, topping out on the summit ridge. It averages around 40 degrees and con be a fantastic descent on transformed spring snow. The slopes are wide and open with little exposure and the line is best climbed and skied the same way up and down. Cramponing up the 500 meter high north side is perhaps the easiest way to reach the summit of the Aiguille Rouges which is steeper and more technical on every other side. The south-east face of the Aiguilles Rouges is a spectacular glacial face overlooking the Murchison Glacier while the west side of the mountain is full of steep rock towers.