The Man Who Skied Down Everest
Andrzej Bargiel, a skilled mountaineer, recently climbed Mt Everest without oxygen and then skied down the mountain.
Training for the Impossible
Bargiel explains that his years of experience in high-altitude mountains made skiing down Everest possible. He notes, "Spending a lot of time in the high mountains helps me read the snow, the conditions, and potential hazards."
- Skiing often in steep and exposed terrain
- Climbing regularly as an IFMGA mountain guide
- Running, riding a bike, and working out in the gym
What made skiing down Everest possible was all the years of experience I’ve gained in high-altitude mountains.
Motivation Behind the Feat
Bargiel's motivation for taking on Everest stemmed from his extensive experience in ski mountaineering and racing, making this his third attempt on the mountain.
Author's summary: Andrzej Bargiel shares his experience climbing Mt Everest without oxygen and skiing down.
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