ShAFF 2021: Mountain Films 3

Mount Logan 13 minutes

An incredible 50 days journey thru Alaska and Yukon: They climbed Mount Logan and they skied the east ridge, 3800m high shoulder on the highest peak in Canada. Mount Logan is the highest peak in Canada and the second highest peak in North America. To reach the top, Hélias Millerioux, Alexandre Marchesseau, Thomas Delfino and Gregory Douillard made a long journey. They started from the ocean and ended up in the ocean, climbing Mount Logan, and they did the entire trip on their own, in total autonomie. 48 days, 250km of hiking, 3800m of elevation gain, first descent of the Mont Logan East ridge, with skis, monoski and snowboard, and then followed the copper river, going down the water for 400km on a kata-raft. You have to see it to believe it.

K2 - The Impossible Descent 65 minutes

On July 22 2018, a Polish ski mountaineer clicked into his bindings at an altitude of 8,611m to make history. Follow Andrzej Bargiel’s expedition from Poland to Pakistan, as he descends K2 on skis.