Alpine Worlds

Former pro kayakers Yako and Mathias swap slalom gates for snowy peaks, tackling steep lines, fresh powder, lost skis and alpine adventure in the season's first thrilling descent.

The team tackles thin early-season snow on Kig Pizza. Wipes and lost skis test their resolve, but a deep-snow Plan B delivers playful yet technical descents packed with risk and reward.

A high-adrenaline mission combining mountaineering, skiing, and paragliding. The team tackles icy terrain, tricky landings, and a 150m cliff before completing first descents and takeoffs.

Racing fading daylight, the crew seeks sunlit faces in the Dolomites. Narrow spines, steep couloirs and hidden obstacles test skill and timing, rewarding them with exhilarating runs in perfect light.

Post-storm winds expose spines and couloirs, demanding rappels and careful snow assessment. Lost skis and minor injuries raise the stakes, but clean lines reward the team's skill and determination.

The team sets out before dawn to ski a 1,000m spine. In fresh snow and near-darkness, they balance risk and adrenaline to deliver one of the season's most epic descents.

Attempting the legendary King Couloir, the team faces steep, exposed terrain and a CT5 snow instability. Discipline prevails as they navigate high-stakes sections, balancing ambition with safety.

Spring warmth reveals hidden dangers. Jakob triggers a small avalanche, reminding the team that even confident descents can turn risky. Experience and humility become as important as skill.

A high-consequence pre-dawn ascent tests the brothers' precision and decision-making. Multiple lines, icy cruxes and hidden hazards push their limits, rewarding them with clean, daring descents.

Returning to their feared couloir, the crew faces heavy snow, rising temperatures and whiteout conditions. Avalanches, crashes and extreme terrain test skill and judgment.