Au sommet du Manaslu
27 September 2023 Live expeditions
Slim and Dawa set out to climb Manaslu, the planet's 8th highest peak at 8163 metres. Although not very technical, it remains a difficult peak at very high altitude.
Au sommet du Korjenevskaya
05 September 2023 Snow Leopard, Central Asia, Mountaineering, Testimonials
Having climbed Peak Lenin three times, this year we tackled the second Snow Leopard Challenge peak in (theoretical) order of difficulty: Peak Korjenevskaya. Read the diary of our expedition to Peak Korjenevskaya in Tajikistan in August 2023.
Replay web conférence avec Jean-Michel Asselin
11 July 2023 Web conferences
Journalist, writer and mountaineer, Jean-Michel is a man of the mountains and of the pen. He has made five attempts to climb Everest, including his first in 1989. In this interview, he recalls the history of mountaineering on the world's highest peak.
Traversée du lac Khovsgol
05 July 2023 Central Asia, Ski manhauling, Testimonials
Last February, our colleague Renaud Fulconis decided to take on the polar environment. He set himself a goal: to cross Mongolia's Lake Khövgöl in winter, independently, with his partner Aliénor.
Au Groenland sur la traversée
09 June 2019 Live expeditions
A unique polar adventure along the Arctic Circle, from Kangerlussuaq on the west coast to Isortoq on the east coast. Some 600 km on skis in a fascinating natural environment.
Mont Vinson en Antarctique
30 May 2023 Seven Summits, Polar regions, Mountaineering
Climbing the Seven Summits. Seven summits for seven ‘continents’. Climbing Mount Vinson, Antarctica's highest peak, has long been a matter of finance. Here's a look back at the development of mountaineering on the icy continent and the history of the Seven Summits, a speciality of Expeditions Unlimited.
Yorick Vion au sommet de l'Everest en 2022 © Yorick Vion
24 May 2023 Seven Summits, Himalayas, Mountaineering, Fourteen 8000ers
On May 29, 2023, the mountaineering community will celebrate the 70th anniversary of the first ascent of Everest by Tenzing Norgay and Edmund Hillary. Our friend Jean-Michel Asselin, journalist and writer, takes us back to 1953, to relive this feat that forever marked the history of Himalayan climbing.