The Mammut Mountain Days: A celebration of Love for the mountains

Blessed with fantastic weather, participants explored the breathtaking Valais landscape, conquered trails at a run, savored the view from the summit of the Breithorn at 4,164 meters, and tackled climbing routes and via ferratas. All these adventures were conducted under the expert guidance of the Zermatters mountain guides and Mammut athletes.

While the days were filled with active adventures, the mountain enthusiasts spent the evenings around the campfire, exchanging stories and enjoying live music. Documentaries and inspiring athlete projects allowed participants to immerse themselves in different worlds. These included the world of Katherine Choong, who climbs for peace in Lebanon, and Jérémie Heitz, who takes on seemingly impossible ski lines amidst stunning mountain landscapes. Engaging conversations with these athletes provided intriguing insights into their stories and motivations, as well as those of the filmmakers.

Mammut project manager Ada Jaszczynska sums up: "The Mammut Mountain Days 2023 were a complete success. In the best weather, we celebrated mountain sports in all its variations with participants from all corners of the globe."

Mammut is grateful for the mountain enthusiasm that participants brought to this festival. Since 1862, the company has lived and breathed mountain sports in all its facets. Consequently, it is both a delight and an honor to actively share and experience this love with others. The Mammut team anticipates the next time the mountains call for the Mammut Mountain Days.