Iconic lines, notorious mountains, savage conditions.
Some of the world’s most sought-after routes.
Get the inside track from the Jöttnar Pro Team.
Iconic lines, notorious mountains, savage conditions.
Some of the world’s most sought-after routes.
Get the inside track from the Jöttnar Pro Team.
Matterhorn North Face

Zermatt, Switzerland.
With over 1,000 metres prominence and towering improbably over Zermatt, the Matterhorn was first ascended in 1865 by a team led by British alpinist Edward Whymper. It wasn't until 1931, however, that its imposing north face was ascended.
Matterhorn
North Face
Zermatt, Switzerland.
With over 1,000 metres prominence and towering improbably over Zermatt, the Matterhorn was first ascended in 1865 by a team led by British alpinist Edward Whymper. It wasn't until 1931, however, that its imposing north face was ascended.
Whymper Couloir

Mont Blanc Massif, France.
Generations of the best steep skiers in Chamonix have tested their mettle on the Aiguille Verte, and there are now five legendary steep ski descents starting from the summit of the Verte, covering each of its sides.
Whymper Couloir
Mont Blanc Massif, France.
Generations of the best steep skiers in Chamonix have tested their mettle on the Aiguille Verte, and there are now five legendary steep ski descents starting from the summit of the Verte, covering each of its sides.
Orion Direct
Ben Nevis, Scotland.
Weaving up the north face of Ben Nevis via a sustained and intricate line, Orion Direct was a route ahead of its time when first ascended in 1960. Alpine in scale but unmistakably Scottish in experience.
Orion Direct

Ben Nevis, Scotland.
Weaving up the north face of Ben Nevis via a sustained and intricate line, Orion Direct was a route ahead of its time when first ascended in 1960. Alpine in scale but unmistakably Scottish in experience.
Cuillin Ridge in Winter

Isle of Skye, Scotland.
In summer conditions, a successful traverse of Skye's Cuillin Ridge is a much sought after trophy, demanding the perfect alignment of weather, fitness, technical skill and partners. A winter traverse is a different proposition entirely.
Cuillin Ridge
in Winter
Isle of Skye, Scotland.
In summer, a traverse of Skye's Cuillin Ridge is a sought after trophy, demanding perfect alignment of weather, fitness, technical skill and partners. A winter traverse is a different proposition entirely.
Dru North Face

Mont Blanc Massif, France.
The Aiguille du Dru is the poster child of the Mont Blanc massif, with its steep weather-beaten north wall presenting a formidable objective. It’s one of the most prized of alpine north face routes.
Dru North Face
Mont Blanc Massif, France.
The Aiguille du Dru is the poster child of the Mont Blanc massif, with its steep weather-beaten north wall presenting a formidable objective. It’s one of the most prized of alpine north face routes.
Cuillin Ridge
Isle of Skye, Scotland.
The Skye Cuillin in north-west Scotland are home to one of Europe’s longest technical ridge traverses. Exposed, committing and alpine in style, this is the UK’s most prized ridge route.
Cuillin Ridge

Isle of Skye, Scotland.
The Skye Cuillin in north-west Scotland are home to one of Europe’s longest technical ridge traverses. Exposed, committing and alpine in style, this is the UK’s most prized ridge route.
The Mallory Route
Chamonix, France.
For those with the courage and skills to tackle its wildly exposed lines, the legendary North Face of the Aiguille du Midi is a unique and peerless playground. Nowhere else in the world is it possible to find lift-served skiing of this nature.
The Mallory Route
Chamonix, France.
For those with the courage and skills to tackle its wildly exposed lines, the legendary North Face of the Aiguille du Midi is a unique and peerless playground. Nowhere else in the world is it possible to find lift-served skiing of this nature.
Eiger North Face
Bernese Oberland, Switzerland.
The north face of The Eiger is notorious. Its name alone resonates far beyond the circles of climbers and mountaineers. It evokes a sense of danger and forbidding, unmatched by any other mountain.
Eiger North Face
Bernese Oberland, Switzerland.
The north face of The Eiger is notorious. Its name alone resonates far beyond the circles of climbers and mountaineers. It evokes a sense of danger and forbidding, unmatched by any other mountain.
Point Five Gully
Ben Nevis, Scotland.
The most famous ice climb in Scotland, and possibly in the world, is reliable, popular and brilliant. It’s one of the most sought-after Scottish winter climbs, attracting international climbers, with Point Five as their sole objective.
Point Five Gully
Ben Nevis, Scotland.
The most famous ice climb in Scotland, and possibly in the world, is reliable, popular and brilliant. It’s one of the most sought-after Scottish winter climbs, attracting international climbers, with Point Five as their sole objective.
Vallée Blanche
Chamonix, France.
The Vallée Blanche is one of the world’s most famous off-piste descents, and deservedly so. At 22km long, it's an impressive descent through massive glacial terrain, with multiple variations possible.
Vallée Blanche
Chamonix, France.
The Vallée Blanche is one of the world’s most famous off-piste descents, and deservedly so. At 22km long, it's an impressive descent through massive glacial terrain, with multiple variations possible.
Eiger West Flank
Bernese Oberland, Switzerland.
Arguably the most famous alpine face in the world, it has a fearsome reputation among climbers for being steep, dangerous and subject to temperamental weather.
Eiger West Flank
Bernese Oberland, Switzerland.
Arguably the most famous alpine face in the world, it has a fearsome reputation among climbers for being steep, dangerous and subject to temperamental weather.
Arête du Diable
Mont Blanc Du Tacul, France.
The Arête du Diable is the showpiece ridge of the south face of Mont Blanc du Tacul. Graded D+, it’s an 800m ridge traverse that tackles some of the most spectacular Chamonix terrain.
Arête du Diable
Mont Blanc du Tacul, Switzerland.
The Arête du Diable is the showpiece ridge of the south face of Mont Blanc du Tacul. Graded D+, it’s an 800m ridge traverse that tackles some of the most spectacular Chamonix terrain.