Adventure Evenings

Freeride skier and navigator Aurélien Ducroz invites other adventurers to share their fascinating experiences. Evening lectures and screenings. Free admission (limited number of places).

Discover "Les Soirées de l'Aventure" at Chamonix Mont-Blanc, a series of unique events orchestrated by freeride skier and navigator Aurélien Ducroz.
Through lectures and screenings, Aurélien Ducroz invites other adventurers to share their fascinating experiences.
Immerse yourself in a vibrant exchange where passion and daring intertwine, offering a cross-section of views on the theme of adventure.
Join us as we celebrate the spirit of exploration and experience inspiring moments shaped by those who constantly push their limits.
An invitation to dream, share and explore at the foot of Mont Blanc!

With Liv SANSOZ and Bertrand "Zébulon" ROCHE
After climbing the world's second highest peak without oxygen, Liv Sansoz and Bertrand Roche were the first to take off from the summit of K2 in a two-seater. An extraordinary adventure for two, crowned by a 30-minute flight over the mountain range.
Liv SANSOZ is a woman with a passion for climbing, mountaineering, skiing and paragliding. Liv is a two-time world champion and three-time winner of the climbing world cup. She was one of the first women to reach grade 8c+ (5.14c) in the 2000s.
Liv chose to settle in Chamonix. Being in the mountains and living out her passion for climbing, flying or skiing among the Chamonix som-mets on a daily basis gives her incredible energy and a wonderful lifestyle. In everything she does, Liv needs to surpass herself and give her best. Slightly hyperactive, Liv loves to write, read, cook, travel, renovate her home and share unforgettable moments with friends.

Bertrand ROCHE, alias Zébulon, is a French mountaineer, mountain guide, paraglider and paragliding instructor.
At the age of 11, he reached the summit of Mont Blanc, which he has since climbed more than fifteen times. At 12, he took up paragliding and, with his father Jean-Noël Roche, climbed the famous Nose wall at El Capitan in Yosemite in the United States. At the age of 14, he crossed the Alps on cross-country skis - 2,000 kilometers from Austria to Nice. In 1990, at the age of 17, he climbed Everest, becoming the youngest Summiter at the time and, at the same time, the first to reach the summit at the same time as his father. He went on to win the French ski mountaineering title, and then joined the French paragliding team, with whom he competed in the French, European and world championships.
In 2002, Bertrand completed his Seven Summits journey, climbing the highest peak on each continent using alpine techniques and descending by tandem paraglider: Aconcagua (South America), Kilimanjaro (Africa), Denali (North America), Elbrus (Europe), Vinson Massif (Antarctica), Everest (Asia), Mount Kosciuszko (Australia).
He is the only paraglider to have taken off in two-seater from the summit of Everest (May 2001) and from the summit of K2 (July 2024) after an ascent without oxygen.