Sommet de l'Everest à 8849 mètres
11 July 2024 Latest news, Mountaineering, Himalayas, Fourteen 8000ers
Everest 2024 season in review
Everest, the roof of the world at 8849 meters, remains the dream of many a mountaineer, despite the criticism of its organization, which increases every year. The last few seasons have seen some serious changes in the number and value of climbers visiting the mountain. In this article, we look back at the recently concluded Spring 2024 season, during which, for the first time since 2019, the Tibetan North Face was also accessible. Weather windows, summit push, number of permits and percentage of summiters on the Nepalese and Tibetan sides, highlights... Everything worth remembering about this 2024 Everest mountaineering season.
Ascension du Pic Lenine
21 August 2018 Live expeditions
Ascent of Lenin Peak in summer 2018
In August 2018, a small group led by the experienced Bernard Muller reached the summit of Lenine Peak (7,134 m).
Expédition au pôle Nord
21 April 2018 Live expeditions
Expedition to the North Pole in spring 2018
In 2018, we're setting off with Dixie, Michel and Jérôme to reach the North Pole by ski pulka over pack ice from the Russian base of Barneo.
carte de l'antarctique
29 February 2012 Polar regions
Discover Dixie and Sam's extraordinary feat in Antarctica last winter
Antarctic ICE is the longest expedition without supplies and without motorised assistance ever carried out in Antarctica. Between November 2011 and January 2012, Belgian explorers Dixie Dansercoer, co-founder of EXPEDITIONS UNLIMITED, and Sam Deltour broke the world record for the longest Antarctic expedition without supplies and without motorised assistance. Dixie and Sam achieved this feat during their Antarctic ICE adventure in East Antarctica, the last unexplored region of our planet.