►Click here to watch the latest episode of "The Way to Everest": http://win.gs/WayToEverest Chris Haslam, Mario Wirnsberger and Peter Molec head up as Madars Apse goes down in episode 2 of ‘The Way To Everest’. Our journey from Chengdu to Lhasa, the capital of Tibet, was a visual delight. The Himalayas basked in the most beautiful weather. Upon arrival in Lhasa, we all noticed the thin air. You can buy cans of compressed oxygen everywhere, but they slow your acclimatisation so we forewent...

Alice et Clémentine ont décidé de vous faire découvrir une facette peu connue de l'Inde. En effet l'équipe des Girls to the top est partie à la rencontre d'Aanchal Thakur une jeune indienne skieuse de haut niveau. Ce voyage va les mener sur les sommets enneigés de l'Himalaya, de Manali à Gulmarg. Mais au delà des paysages sauvages, les filles cherchent surtout à partager à aller à la rencontre des skieurs et skieuses indiennes. Elles ne vont pas être décues car les indiens seront non seuleme...

The largest avalanche off the north face of Z1 in the Zanskar, seen from base camp. Thanks to the MEC expedition support program for funding this trip. Check out my instagram @tmaav for more photos from the expedition.

We’re producing ski movies for ten years now, but we’ve never forgotten our roots. We travel the world and we’re inspired by the mountain cultures around the globe. But there is this one place where we felt at home, one place that influenced us the most - the city of Innsbruck! This is a tribute to a decade of friendship, adventures and a place we all call home!

For the largest descent of his life, Jeremy Jones abandoned the iconic in search of the obscure. Rather than making a descent of Mt. Everest, he selected a nearby peak in Nepal, which he dubbed theShangri-La Spine Wall. With a summit that towered 21,400 feet above sea level, the only certainty the mountain offered was the challenge inherent in attempting to scale it. In addition to its high elevation, the Shangri-La Spine Wall afforded weather that changed rapidly and a dearth of information...

Hans Rey, Richie Schley, and Joscha Forstreuter travelled to the Indian Himalayas. Their goal: to reach the mysterious Roopkund Lake, a glacial lake in the Uttarakhand region, famous for hundreds of ancient human skeletons at its bottom, and to ride down a sheer endless technical downhill over 3,500m/ 11'000ft vertical on trails that nobody has ever ridden before.

A short film in the mountains of Himalaya by Camille Jaccoux and Hubert de Nas de Tourris