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At Expeditions Unlimited, snowkiting isn't just one activity among others. It's our DNA. We are a team of guides, explorers and passionate riders. Our expertise is built on thousands of kilometres travelled across the Arctic, on dozens of guided expeditions, on an intimate knowledge of katabatic winds, mountain aerology and the ever-changing conditions of the Far North. It rests on experienced guides like Michael Charavin, a member of the IPGA (International Polar Guide Association) and a pioneer of the great kite-powered crossings. We build logical progressions, solid learning paths and carefully managed skill development. From the beginner discovering their first pull in the Alps to the self-sufficient kiter crossing 1,600 kilometres of the Greenland ice cap, we support every step. We have charted four itineraries. From first initiation to the ultimate expedition. From your first ride at the Col du Lautaret to the full crossing of Greenland. Snowkiting opens the doors to the planet's greatest white deserts, from Greenland to Antarctica. It turns constraint into play, effort into pleasure, distance into pure sensation. We have charted four itineraries for you. From first initiation to the ultimate expedition. So whatever your level today, one question remains: how far will you go?

3 levels of polar expedition training courses are organised in the Jura, serving as true training camps to introduce participants to or help them improve their skills for the challenges of an adventure in a polar environment.

After 30 years of mountain climbing, I was tempted by two legendary African peaks: Kilimanjaro and Mount Kenya. Between relative crowds and rare solitude, it was almost a family adventure, from which I extracted this travel journal.

A look back at the 2025 spring season on Everest: record crowds with more than , unstable weather, 800 summits reached, 5 deaths. Records set by Kami Rita and Kenton Cool. Permits on the rise, ethical debate reignited, technologies enhanced. Towards a more regulated form of mountaineering.

From little-known summits above 7000 m in Nepal or India to classic peaks between 6000 and 8000 m, discover what our Himalayan season has in store for 2025.

In this article from our Kilimanjaro guide, we look at the climbing conditions on Kilimanjaro according to the different seasons, the level of crowds, and the preparation required, both in terms of physical fitness and equipment.

In this article on climbing Kilimanjaro (5895 m), we detail the various expenses to budget for in order to make your trip a success. We also cover the regulations currently in force in Kilimanjaro National Park.

To choose your ascent route on Kilimanjaro (5895 m), there is nothing like comparing the respective elevation gains, route by route. In this article, we review the dangers of altitude and the physical effort involved.

A brief introduction to Mount Kilimanjaro (5895 m), Mount Kenya (5199 m) and Mount Stanley (5109 m) in Uganda, respectively the first, second and third highest summits in Africa.