What a grey weather we’re having this morning! We are all piled on the back of Piro's pick-up truck, stopped here for far too long. We’re waiting for someone who can open the doors of a warehouse, inside of which – as far as I’ve understood – there should be a tank of diesel fuel of dubious origin.
It looks incredible. Yesterday we were in Belluno (Italy), and now we’re here in Argentina, on our way towards the Laguna Torre, in the Los Glaciares National Park. I’ve walked this path plenty of times in my life, but whenever I come back here it’s just like the first one.
After his trip in Canada, Helias Millerioux was in good shape for more ice climbing, so he took the opportunity to climb some wonderful and rare french ice routes. Here's his story.
My winter has been incredible, full of travels and adventures in various places around the world where it’s possible to practice ice climbing.
At the beginning of January I left the USA, travelling to Canada to climb in one of the most interesting places in the world for the ice falls: the Canadian central-west area, just between Alberta and British Columbia. There I spent 10 days, climbing some of the most beautiful ice falls I’ve ever seen.
Ice climbing is considered to be the most challenging form of mountaineering. It is also the perfect preparation for big alpine activities. We discussed with our ambassador Harald Fichtinger what's crucial to having fun with this activity!
From the colorful, teeming-with-life streets of its villages to the slopes of Gasherbrum 2. This true story by Helias Millerioux takes us in one the sacred lands of alpinism: Pakistan. Read about his 3 months spent there
72 days walking in silence from Bobbio, or from Valtrebbia and the appennini piacentini up to Santiago De Compostela: 2089 kilometers to get in front of its majestic cathedral. Claudio Pelizzeni of Triptherapy traces with us his extraordinary journey accomplished with a vow of silence from Italy to Spain.
It's called "The Black Baikal Race", and it's an extreme foot race on the frozen Baikal lake, in Siberia: a sporting experience beyond any limit, in a hostile place with temperatures over -30 degrees.
Our Ambassador and professional photographer Manrico Dell'Agnola was there last year, testing our brand new Tamaskan.
It took 3 years to ascend the Nuptse, 3 years of attempts before succeeding in dominating this gigantic wall near Everest and Lhotse. I remember 2015, 2016 and 2017 as truly fantastic, intense years.
