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The imposing east face of the Matterhorn looms over the Swiss village of Zermatt, its sheer wall of rock and ice seemingly impossible to ski. However, in May of 1975, Toni Valeruz defied the odds and made the first ski descent. This year, a team of athletes, predominantly women, saw a rare alignment of snow and weather conditions and decided to attempt the descent. Read More


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The imposing east face of the Matterhorn looms over the Swiss village of Zermatt, its sheer wall of rock and ice seemingly impossible to ski. However, in May of 1975, Toni Valeruz defied the odds and made the first ski descent. This year, a team of athletes, predominantly women, saw a rare alignment of snow and weather conditions and decided to attempt the descent. Read More


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The imposing east face of the Matterhorn looms over the Swiss village of Zermatt, its sheer wall of rock and ice seemingly impossible to ski. However, in May of 1975, Toni Valeruz defied the odds and made the first ski descent. This year, a team of athletes, predominantly women, saw a rare alignment of snow and weather conditions and decided to attempt the descent. Read More


Lukas Mayerhofer Achieves First Ascent of Anam Cara Low (8C)
The imposing east face of the Matterhorn looms over the Swiss village of Zermatt, its sheer wall of rock and ice seemingly impossible to ski. However, in May of 1975, Toni Valeruz defied the odds and made the first ski descent. This year, a team of athletes, predominantly women, saw a rare alignment of snow and weather conditions and decided to attempt the descent. Read More


Ainhize Belar Barrutia Conquers Parasitorik ez (8c)
The imposing east face of the Matterhorn looms over the Swiss village of Zermatt, its sheer wall of rock and ice seemingly impossible to ski. However, in May of 1975, Toni Valeruz defied the odds and made the first ski descent. This year, a team of athletes, predominantly women, saw a rare alignment of snow and weather conditions and decided to attempt the descent. Read More


Ard Intrachupongse: Climbing Solo and Soaring High
The imposing east face of the Matterhorn looms over the Swiss village of Zermatt, its sheer wall of rock and ice seemingly impossible to ski. However, in May of 1975, Toni Valeruz defied the odds and made the first ski descent. This year, a team of athletes, predominantly women, saw a rare alignment of snow and weather conditions and decided to attempt the descent. Read More
