Frozen waterfalls and ice faces transform winter landscapes into vertical terrain. With specialist guides, ice climbing becomes a controlled and deeply absorbing way to engage with cold environments.

Disciplines such as slopestyle, big air, and halfpipe have become some of the most watched events at the Winter Olympics.

Moving beyond lift systems, ski touring opens access to untouched terrain and high mountain environments. It rewards patience, preparation and an understanding of snow and weather.

From park riding to freeride terrain, snowboarding blends athleticism with expression. The environments that support it, wide-open bowls, sculpted parks and natural features, are as important as the board itself.

Combining sustained physical effort with precision and composure, biathlon is often misunderstood until experienced first-hand. Adapted training environments reveal just how mental this discipline truly is.

From long, technical descents in the Alps to expansive terrain in North America, alpine skiing reveals how closely performance is tied to landscape. Away from competition, the focus shifts to flow, terrain awareness and snow conditions.

Winter mountaineering strips travel back to its essentials, movement, decision-making and awareness. It offers a foundational understanding of how people navigate extreme cold and altitude.