Mathis Decroux

February 2025, Yukon, Canada. Mathieu Blanchard sets off on the Yukon Arctic Ultra, a solo trek of over 600 kilometers across the vast icy expanse of the Far North, where temperatures plummet below -40°C. But this expedition is not a race. It's a quest. Overwhelmed by the noise of the media and the hustle and bustle of the modern world, Mathieu seeks to reconnect with what is essential.

Jon and Henriette Albon are professional ultra-runners, sharing their passion for the mountains and the sport. Married for 10 years, they have built a life together competing at the highest level in trail running. The 2025 season marks their journey towards their first UTMB.

The 8000s are the 14 legendary mountains going above 8000m. At that altitude, oxygen is so low it dramatically reduces your physical and mental abilities. This makes them one of the world’s most difficult summits to access and they are coveted by climbers in search of big challenges. In her quest of the 14, Adriana Brownlee faces Gasherbrum I and Gasherbrum II, her 10th and 11th 8000s and her two last peaks in Pakistan. With the idea of evolving her climbing journey, she challenges herself to have a minimum of assistance and to avoid using oxygen.

February 2025, Yukon, Canada. Mathieu Blanchard sets off on the Yukon Arctic Ultra, a solo trek of over 600 kilometers across the vast icy expanse of the Far North, where temperatures plummet below -40°C. But this expedition is not a race. It's a quest. Overwhelmed by the noise of the media and the hustle and bustle of the modern world, Mathieu seeks to reconnect with what is essential.

Jon and Henriette Albon are professional ultra-runners, sharing their passion for the mountains and the sport. Married for 10 years, they have built a life together competing at the highest level in trail running. The 2025 season marks their journey towards their first UTMB.

The 8000s are the 14 legendary mountains going above 8000m. At that altitude, oxygen is so low it dramatically reduces your physical and mental abilities. This makes them one of the world’s most difficult summits to access and they are coveted by climbers in search of big challenges. In her quest of the 14, Adriana Brownlee faces Gasherbrum I and Gasherbrum II, her 10th and 11th 8000s and her two last peaks in Pakistan. With the idea of evolving her climbing journey, she challenges herself to have a minimum of assistance and to avoid using oxygen.