30 Aug 2016Last week I was invited by the Swiss Italian radio Rete 3 to talk about my project in a transmission called "Vintage Suisse: Small and big stories strictly "made in Switzerland" to retrace the last years of our country" here you can listen to the podcast: Source:
The last episode, the biggest summit, 50h from start to stop, that's the Finsteraarhorn, the tallest summit in Canton Berne and my biggest summit so far! For the blog post see
In this episode Christian and I went to the top of ticino. We were joined by Züghi and Elena that did most of the whole summit (home-summit-home) and by 7 more people joining at different points of the trip. For the blog post see
11 Aug 2015This week, Eliane, Mauro and I went to Jura for some biking and rock climbing For the blog post see
3 Aug 2015Three summits in two days around the northern part of Switzerland. Day one AG with Eliane and Mauro and the next day the Basel combo in a wonderful day and an amazing icecream For the blog posts see 27summits.ch/ag, 27summits.ch/bs and
30 Jul 2015Night crosscountry skiing and the roof of Switzerland are the ingredients of the fifth episode of the documentary about 27summits aired Sunday 26 July. In the first short clip I go to the top of Neuchatel at night with 2 friends on mountainbike and crosscountry skis. Then a much longer reportage shows my attempt to reach the top of Dufourspitze. For the blog posts see 27summits.ch/ne and
30 Jul 2015The fourth episode of the documentary about 27summits was aired Sunday 19 July, in this episode I go to twice to the Säntis (2502.9m) for the two Appenzel Semi-cantons. For the blog posts see 27summits.ch/ai and
The third episode of the documentary about 27summits was aired Sunday 5 July, in this episode I go to the Schnebelhorn (1292m) in canton Zurich starting from the the foggy Rhine river. For the blog posts see
The second episode of the documentary about 27summits was aired Sunday 28 June, in this episode I go to the Sommet des Diablerets (3210m) in canton Vaud starting from the Lac Leman (372m). For the blog posts see
In this episode I explain the ideas behind the project and three easier summits of Geneva, Thurgau and Zug