Mountaineering Projects
Mountaineering is a long-term journey of progression, commitment and ambition. Each season brings new objectives from technical climbs in the Alps to major expeditions in the Himalayas. My projects are built around meaningful long-term goals that continue to evolve with experience, learning and time in the mountains.
Mountaineering is a long-term journey of progression, commitment and ambition. Each season brings new objectives from technical climbs in the Alps to major expeditions in the Himalayas. My projects are built around meaningful long-term goals that continue to evolve with experience, learning and time in the mountains.
The 14 × 8000ers project
I am currently pursuing the long-term goal of climbing the world's fourteen mountains above 8,000 metres. These peaks are the highest and most demanding on Earth, requiring patience, resilience, teamwork and years of experience. Each expedition is also documented through film and storytelling.
Summits completed so far:
Mount Everest
8,849m
World's highest mountain
Manaslu
8,163m
World's 8th highest mountain
Current objective:
Makalu
8,485m
World's 5th highest mountain
THE 82 ALPINE 4000ERS
Alongside Himalayan expeditions, I continue my project to climb all 82 recognised 4,000-metre peaks of the Alps. The Alps are my home mountains and remain the perfect training ground for technical ability, movement, judgment and endurance.
Current Progress
41 / 82 summits completed
This project continues each Alpine season.
The Seven Summits
The Seven Summits project involves climbing the highest mountain on each continent. It is a journey across very different landscapes, climates and mountain cultures.
Summits completed so far:
Mount Everest
Asia
Mount Elbrus
Europe
Aconcagua
South America
Mount Kilimanjaro
Africa
CURRENT SEASON
Spring 2026 is focused on Nepal and the Himalayas, combining expedition leadership with my personal climbing objectives.
Island Peak
Makalu expedition
Everest Base Camp leadership trek
