Mont Logan

Back from Mount Logan, I remember the icy immensity of the Yukon, the absolute isolation, and a constant cold that made every movement more difficult. This expedition, very different from the Himalayas, led us to the roof of Canada after skiing and pulka-hauling through an environment as wild as it was demanding. Despite the storms, wind, temperatures near -30 °C, and the technical challenges of the Baseline project, we reached the summit on June 2nd and collected our scientific samples. An intense adventure, without injury or frostbite, which will remain among the most challenging expeditions of recent years.