Live expeditions

Explored only in 1928, the Fedchenko Glacier is the longest glacier in the world, outside the polar zones, at 77 km long. Matthieu Tordeur, Cédric Gras and Christophe Raylat venture there to bear witness.

Six participants, guided by Serge Bazin and assisted by a local mountain guide, completed this beautiful expedition by following the normal route, physically demanding in the summit attempt.

In 2021, a participant with Dixie Dansercoer crossed the Greenland icecap from south to north by ski kite, starting from Kangerlussuaq.

Guided by Bernard Muller, this expedition set off in spite of the pandemic and encountered numerous difficulties. Expedition halted due to objective dangers.

In 2020, three participants guided by Dixie Dansercoer crossed the Greenland ice cap from south to north on kite skis, a distance of almost 800 km from Kangerlussuaq to Upernavik.

In 2020, Michel sets off to climb to 4,892 m, Antarctica's highest peak. To climb Mount Vinson is to challenge yourself on a mountain unlike any other.

In 2020, Jérôme will reach the South Pole via the Axel Heiberg glacier by pulka ski to complete the Explorers Grand Slam.

In 2019, Michel will set off to reach the South Pole by ski pulka on the Antarctic ice cap from the last degree.

Our participants in the 2019 Great Nepal Crossing set off from Kathmandu on July 22, 2019 for this beautiful 146-day, 1,700 km adventure on foot.