Reinhard Karl

For over 25 years, French mountain guide Cyril Dupeyré has trusted his instincts in the backcountry. The quiet voice in his head, shaped by decades of experience has helped him navigate risk, pressure, and terrain few dare to explore. But this past February, on a familiar glacier above La Grave, he made a different choice. […]

Spring skiing brings beauty, but also complexity. As temperatures rise, snow transforms, mornings often start with icy crust, only to soften into heavy slush by midday. It’s the kind of terrain that keeps you on your toes and demands more from your skis than just float or grip. In spring, performance isn’t just about one […]