Mount Logan

The risk in your head is one thing - but how do you actually survive at -40 °C when even walking outside your tent becomes a mini-expedition? In the second part, find out why Alexandre Marchesseau sacrificed his beloved monoskis for this trip, how to immerse yourself in an almost animalistic state of instinct after weeks in the ice and why hardened alpinists put on karaoke glitter on summit days.

The two mountain guides Helias Millerioux and Alex Marchesseau, as well as snowboarder Thomas Delfino and river guide Gregory Douillard, report on their spectacular sea-to-sea expedition on Mount Logan. Over the Malaspina Glacier to Mount Logan and down the Copper River into the Pacific, they covered the following distances in 48 days in 2019: 60km on foot, 200km on skis, 330km by raft.