After the GHT and the Via Alpina, Anna and Philippe left for another long traverse across the Canadian Rocky Mountains. They planned to run 600 km along the GDT but nothing went as planned : rain, snow storm, bears, mud, mosquitoes and injuries. Ultimately they made 300 km in harsh conditions.
Lucky with the weather, I had a busy summer leading clients in the Massif. It is now time to sort out the photos, walk less
Long day in the hill today leading clients in the Southeastern part of Mont-Blanc Massif. We have been rewarded with amazing colors and views. Jovet
Here is the story and 30+ photos of our traverse of the Alps along the Via Alpina. Via Alpina (© Anna Gatta)
After a couple of climbing days in Seynes and Russan -a bit too polished, and old style for our taste- we went to the Gorges
Looking for new Trail, Anna and I found a scenic one from Passy to the base of Aiguille de Varan. Lachat d’En Haut, Aiguille de
We resumed our trail running training but there are still lot of snow above 1600m, so we found a new short Trail around Les Houches.
Death Valley done! Amazing experience to run in this desolated place, alone, without support, without mobile coverage and no race crowd. Amazing sky in Death
With a weather forecast too bad to go in the mountain, we changed our plan to run around Rochers des Fiz and Pointe d’Anterne. This
La Jonction is a very scenic place where Bossons and Taconnaz glaciers met. The view over Chamonix valley and Mont Blanc is amazing. Philippe close
The Nid d’Aigle is the start of the Gouter route of Mont Blanc but it is also a great place for Trail running… Close to
Yesterday, Anna, Ingela and I went for a nice trail running in the Mont Blanc Massif, my first 20+km run since I came back from
