Guest Runners

Trip: Run Fast, eat slow women’s retreat with Elyse Kopecky & Rise and Run with Elyse Kopecky in the Dolomites

This summer Run the Alps is hosting an Alps trail running retreat with three-time New York Times bestselling author Elyse Kopecky. Her books “Run Fast. Eat Slow,” “Run Fast. Cook Fast. Eat Slow,” and “Rise & Run” have transformed how we think about the intersection of food and sports.

Elyse is well known and much adored for her bestselling cookbooks on improving running performance and long-term health and happiness. On this tour, which is open to all levels of trail runner, we’ll explore the best trails of the region while eating well and taking in classic Alps culture. Elyse will give talks on nutrition and take us through run warm-up and stretching sessions.

Trip: Run the Alps with Ultrarunning Legend Max King

Run the Alps is delighted to welcome Max King, one of the US’s legendary trail runners, for a trip this season.

Max has consistently ranked as one of the top trail runners in the world, and has shown exceptional versatility and consistency in his performances. He has a win at the World Mountain Running Championships, has stood on the podium at Chamonix’s Mont Blanc Marathon and set records for some of North America’s top ultras, including the JFK 50-miler. He’s also run both the Steeplechase and marathon at the Olympic trials (2:14 marathon time, in case you were wondering).

What’s less known is that back in his home of Bend, Oregon, Max runs his own trail running camps, has launched a winter ski mountaineering program, and is a driving force for Salomon’s global trail running efforts, where he is one of the lead product testers who is directly involved in the development of new trail running shoes.

Best of all, Max is a great guy, admired for his honed trail running skills and deep knowledge of the sport, and his willingness to share it all with others. We look forward to welcoming him to the trails around Chamonix and Annecy, France!

You can read more about Max in this wonderful Trail Runner profile of him by fellow Salomon runner Rickey Gates, and check out his full race results over at our friends, Ultrasignup. (Heads up: he’s got 125 races and plenty of top-10 results under his belt!)

Trip: Women’s Trail Camp with Meg Mackenzie

We are delighted to have one of our best friends here in the Chamonix Valley leading two trips for us! Run the Alps welcomes our Ambassador and On athlete Meg Mackenzie as host of two very special women-only weeks!

Meg is one of our most energetic, upbeat and fun friends here in Chamonix. She has raced competitively around the world, and has had top finishes in races from Chamonix’s Mont Blanc Marathon to South Africa’s Ultra Trail Cape Town. And while Meg excels at trail running, it’s just one part of her life. She’s also a trail running coach, certified master life coach, and partners in the venture Wild Women with athlete Lucy Bartholomew. A few years ago, Meg moved full-time to Chamonix, where she continues to represent her home country of South Africa. You can read more about Meg here.

Meg’s style is inclusive, warm and supportive. “Too many women think they are somehow inadequate or not strong enough for mountain activities. My goal is to get more women involved in trail running and help those already in it to gain more self-confidence on the trails.”

Trip: The Dream Team Tour

Run the Alps is excited to welcome back Mimmi Kotka, one of the world’s top trail runners, joining us for a special trip this July.

For those of you who don’t know Mimmi, she’s low-key, smart, empathetic, and a lot of fun. Our trip with her last year was such a fun time– one of the highlights of the summer for all of us. Mimmi and her husband Toni have lived part-time in the Chamonix valley for a number of years now. Sponsored by La Sportiva, she also happens to be one of the world’s strongest ultrarunners. (Though she’ll never mention it, we will.) Mimmi has won or been on the podium at a number of major trail races around the world. That list includes first place at the 101 km CCC and 121 km TDS races in Chamonix, France. In 2021, she placed third in the UTMB, with a remarkably impressive finish.

Mimmi isn’t just a trail runner, either. She also has an advanced degree in Nutrition, and is a partner in Moonvalley. She has a fun sense of humor, and always has interesting insights to share on trail running.

Along the way, Mimmi will share tips from her years of trail running in the Alps.

Trip: Mirnavator in the Alps & Trail Run with The Mirnavator in Switzerland!

What do you see when you close your eyes and think of a typical trail runner? Although trail running seems to be the domain of thin, fast people, it is also a sport that has welcomed people like Mirna Valerio, who in her own words is a plus-sized, slow-AF runner who lives and breathes the trail. This African-American adventurer, hailing (presently) from Winooski, Vermont, defies trail running stereotypes.

Author of the blog Fatgirlrunning and best selling novel ‘A Beautiful Work in Progress’, Mirna shares her experiences as a larger woman in a world of thinner athletes. Mirna’s story has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, Runner’s World, on the NBC Nightly News, CNN, on the CW Network, and in REI’s documentary, The Mirnavator.

Her writing has been featured in Women’s Running Magazine, Self Magazine Online, Outside Online, and Runner’s World Magazine. She was chosen as a 2018 National Geographic Adventurer of the Year.

We’re psyched to welcome Mirna to the Alps!

“This body is fierce, beautiful, and unapologetic. It’s meant to move through the world as it wishes: lifting, walking, and running, rolls and all. Love handles, bouncy boobs, curves, tummy, butt, back fat, and all.” (Mirna Valerio)

Trip: Tim Tollefson in the Alps

Tim is, simply put, one of the US’s great trail runners. He has won races around the world, including Javelina Jundred, Lavaredo Ultra Trail 120K, and Ultra Trail Australia 100K. He was third at the 2017 UTMB Mont-Blanc— and who was in front of him? Arguably the two best trail runners in the world, Kilian Jornet and François D’Haene.

Those data points are impressive, but Tim is also a deeply grounded, thoughtful and empathetic person. You might have heard his remarkable interview on the Rich Roll podcast or seen his video about the challenges he has faced over the years with body dysmorphia. Tim has faced adversity on and off the trail, and we’re lucky to be able to share in the wisdom he’s accrued from these moments in his life.

Most recently, Tim has launched a wonderful new event, the Mammoth Trail Festival. It’s everything a trail running event should be: inclusive, challenging, fun, and an all-around good time. Run the Alps is pleased to be a partner of this special new US trail running festival.

We are so happy to finally welcome Tim on this special guest tour. He’s been friends with Run the Alps since he was hanging out in our Chamonix apartment years ago!

Trip: Trail Run with Yassine Diboun in the Bernese Oberland

This summer we are happy to welcome Yassine Diboun, an accomplished ultra runner and flat out one of the nicest guys we have ever met, on our trip this summer.

A few of his accomplishments in the running world include competing for the United States in the 2015 World Trail Running Championships, a top 10 finish at the Western States Endurance Run 100 mile race, and a third place finish at the HURT 100 mile race in Hawaii. His love for running and the outdoors has led him to dabble in many endurance sports, including triathlon, mountaineering, and long-distance fast-packing (which includes crossing the Oregon Pacific Crest Trail in 8.5 days w/ friends!)

For Yassine, running is much more than fast times and results. He uses the sport to address issues in his community that are important to him, including race and inclusion, and substance addiction recovery. He helped create a local run group in Portland, called Run TRG (The Recovery Gym), which focuses on creating community and fostering recovery from substance addiction. Part of that program is an annual sunset to sunrise run to support recovery, and mental health, called Move Through Darkness. Yassine is co-owner of Wy’east Wolfpack, a company that provides personal training, coaching, corporate wellness, youth programs, and much more!

We are inspired by Yassine and excited to welcome him to the Alps this summer!

Trip: The Dream Team Tour

Run the Alps is thrilled to welcome On Running global trail athlete Zach Friedley this summer on our 2024 Dream Team Trip. Each year, our Dream Team trip brings together some of the legends in the trail running world. 

Born without his right leg above the knee, Zach is an adaptive trail runner motivated by his love for nature, freedom of movement and desire to make the sport more accessible to adaptive runners around the world. A life-long athlete, Zach grew up playing football, baseball and was part of his high school wrestling team. In his 20s, he was introduced to the world of track and field. It was this path that led him to realize his love for running and, eventually, helped him find his way to the trails. 

Today, Zach is sponsored by On and is an advocate for adaptive runners, organizing events for disabled athletes through his nonprofit Born to Adapt. Zach races around the world and his results include finishes from UTMB’s 40km MCC race, the Val d’Aran 15km Skyrace, and the Tarawera 21K trail race in New Zealand. 

Zach is much more than an adaptive athlete, though. He has spent time in Ashrams in India, climbed 6000-meter high peaks in South America, and speaks on disability access issues at panels around the world, including a panel addressing members of US Congress. 

We’re delighted to have Zach join us, before he heads to Paris to be part of a panel speaking on adaptive athlete issues at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

Run the Alps is excited to welcome back Mimmi Kotka, one of the world’s top trail runners, joining us for a special trip this September.

For those of you who don’t know Mimmi, she’s low-key, smart, empathetic, and a lot of fun. Our trip with her last year was such a fun time– one of the highlights of the summer for all of us. Mimmi and her husband Toni have lived part-time in the Chamonix valley for a number of years now. Sponsored by La Sportiva, she also happens to be one of the world’s strongest ultrarunners. (Though she’ll never mention it, we will.) Mimmi has won or been on the podium at a number of major trail races around the world. That list includes first place at the 101 km CCC and 121 km TDS races in Chamonix, France. In 2021, she placed third in the UTMB, with a remarkably impressive finish.

Mimmi isn’t just a trail runner, either. She also has an advanced degree in Nutrition, and is a partner in Moonvalley. She has a fun sense of humor, and always has interesting insights to share on trail running.

Along the way, Mimmi will share tips from her years of trail running in the Alps. Each night at dinner in Chamonix, we’ll be joined by special guests. Likely guests include Black Diamond Skyrunner Hillary Gerardi and On athlete Meg MacKenzie.

Joining Mimmi will be her husband Toni, who will run with us as our official photographer and videographer.

We are delighted to have one of our best friends here in the Chamonix Valley leading two trips for us! Run the Alps welcomes our Ambassador and On athlete Meg Mackenzie as host of two very special women-only weeks!

Meg is one of our most energetic, upbeat and fun friends here in Chamonix. She has raced competitively around the world, and has had top finishes in races from Chamonix’s Mont Blanc Marathon to South Africa’s Ultra Trail Cape Town. And while Meg excels at trail running, it’s just one part of her life. She’s also a trail running coach, certified master life coach, and partners in the venture Wild Women with athlete Lucy Bartholomew. A few years ago, Meg moved full-time to Chamonix, where she continues to represent her home country of South Africa. You can read more about Meg here.

Meg’s style is inclusive, warm and supportive. “Too many women think they are somehow inadequate or not strong enough for mountain activities. My goal is to get more women involved in trail running and help those already in it to gain more self-confidence on the trails.”

Trip: Run Fast, eat slow women’s retreat with Elyse Kopecky, August 19 – 25, 2023

This summer Run the Alps is hosting an Alps trail running retreat with three-time New York Times bestselling author Elyse Kopecky. Her books “Run Fast. Eat Slow,” “Run Fast. Cook Fast. Eat Slow,” and “Rise & Run” have transformed how we think about the intersection of food and sports.

Elyse is well known and much adored for her bestselling cookbooks on improving running performance and long-term health and happiness. On this tour, which is open to all levels of trail runner, we’ll explore the best trails of the region while eating well and taking in classic Alps culture. Elyse will give talks on nutrition and take us through run warm-up and stretching sessions.

Stay tuned!

Contact us for more information.

Courtney Dauwalter is a fun, upbeat trail runner from Leadville, Colorado.

She’s also one of the world’s top ultrarunners, having won a huge number of the world’s most competitive ultra-distance trail races, some of which she has won outright. Courtney won the 2019 and 2021 editions of the Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc, in Chamonix, France.

Courtney grew up in Minnesota, where she competed in track, cross-country, and nordic skiing. She went to the University of Denver, then went to Mississippi, where she earned a master’s degree in teaching. She was a middle and high-school teacher in Denver, before becoming a full-time trail runner in 2017.

Courtney has a bunch of records*, but really we’re psyched to have her on a Run the Alps trip because she’s enthusiastic about trail running, supportive, compassionate and likes good beer. What more could you possibly want in a trip leader?

You can read more about Courtney in this New York Times feature.

*For those keeping track at home: Course record at Javelina Jundred 100k and won Run Rabbit Run 100-miler outright in 2016, won Moab 240 overall in 2017 (besting second place by 10 hours), won the 100-mile Western State Endurance Run in 2018, finished second overall at Big’s Backyard Ultra, won UTMB in 2019, won the American Big Dog’s Ultra in 2020 (running 283 miles in just under 57 hours), and won UTMB in 2021. Did you get all that?

Trip: Mirnavator in the Alps, September 8 – 17, 2023

What do you see when you close your eyes and think of a typical trail runner? Although trail running seems to be the domain of thin, fast people, it is also a sport that has welcomed people like Mirna Valerio, who in her own words is a plus-sized, slow-AF runner who lives and breathes the trail. This African-American adventurer, hailing (presently) from Winooski, Vermont, defies trail running stereotypes.

Author of the blog Fatgirlrunning and best selling novel ‘A Beautiful Work in Progress’, Mirna shares her experiences as a larger woman in a world of thinner athletes. Mirna’s story has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, Runner’s World, on the NBC Nightly News, CNN, on the CW Network, and in REI’s documentary, The Mirnavator.

Her writing has been featured in Women’s Running Magazine, Self Magazine Online, Outside Online, and Runner’s World Magazine. She was chosen as a 2018 National Geographic Adventurer of the Year.

We’re psyched to welcome Mirna to the Alps!

“This body is fierce, beautiful, and unapologetic. It’s meant to move through the world as it wishes: lifting, walking, and running, rolls and all. Love handles, bouncy boobs, curves, tummy, butt, back fat, and all.” (Mirna Valerio)

Trip: Tahoe Wilderness Medicine in the Alps, July 30 – August 5, 2022.

Luke Nelson is a Physician Assistant based in Pocatello, Idaho. In addition, he is a partner in the orthopedic practice, Idaho Sports and Spine. Passionate about wilderness medicine, Luke ties mountains and medicine together as a ski patroller and as a candidate Fellow in the Academy of Wilderness Medicine. He also owns and operates Alpine Endurance Medicine, where he teaches wilderness medicine to his community of mountain loving friends.

Luke has been drawn to mountains his entire life. Over the years, he has found many different ways to enjoy wild places.  Trail running is the method that he now finds the most appealing as a way to experience the world and to challenge his body.

Luke has run and raced through mountain ranges on nearly every continent, including Nepal’s Khumbu region and Patagonia. He’s raced Italy’s epic Tor des Geants and the ridiculously rugged Barkley Marathons.

With his partner, Tanae, he has three kids: Brynlee, Chloe, and Anders.

Luke is supported in his work as a professional athlete by Patagonia, LaSportiva, Gu Energy, Zeal Optics, Petzl, and Sidas. You can read more about Luke on his web site, Challenge of Balance.

Trip: Run the Alps Adventure with Courtney Dauwalter, August 8 – 12, 2022.

Courtney Dauwalter is a fun, upbeat trail runner from Leadville, Colorado.

She’s also one of the world’s top ultrarunners, having won a huge number of the world’s most competitive ultra-distance trail races, some of which she has won outright.

Courtney, 36, recently moved to Leadville with her husband, Kevin, from Golden, Colorado. She has won the last two editions of the Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc, in Chamonix, France.

Courtney grew up in Minnesota, where she competed in track, cross-country, and nordic skiing. She went to the University of Denver, then went to Mississippi, where she earned a master’s degree in teaching. She was a middle and high-school teacher in Denver, before becoming a full-time trail runner in 2017.

Courtney has a bunch of records*, but we’re psyched to have her on a Run the Alps trip because she’s enthusiastic about trail running, supportive, compassionate and likes good beer. What more could you possibly want in a trip leader?

Since Courtney likes good beer, you can bet we’ll be hanging out a fair bit at Big Mountain Chamonix.

You can read more about Courtney in this New York Times feature.

*For those keeping track at home: Course record at Javelina Jundred 100k and won Run Rabbit Run 100-miler outright in 2016, won Moab 240 overall in 2017 (besting second place by 10 hours), won the 100 mile Western State Endurance Run in 2018, finished second overall at Big’s Backyard Ultra, won UTMB in 2019, won the American Big Dog’s Ultra in 2020 (running 283 miles in just under 57 hours), and won UTMB in 2021. Did you get all that?

Trip: Chamonix Trail Camp with Mimmi Kotka, July 5-9, 2022

Run the Alps is excited to welcome back Mimmi Kotka, one of the world’s top trail runners, joining us for a special trip this July.

For those of you who don’t know Mimmi, she’s low-key, smart, empathetic, and a lot of fun. Our trip with her last year was such a fun time– one of the highlights of the summer for all of us. Mimmi, her husband Toni and canine sidekick Enzo have lived part-time in the Chamonix valley for a number of years now. Sponsored by La Sportiva, she also happens to be one of the world’s strongest ultrarunners. (Though she’ll never mention it, we will.) Mimmi has won or been on the podium at a number of major trail races around the world. That list includes first place at the 101 km CCC and 121 km TDS races in Chamonix, France. Last year, she placed third in the UTMB, with a remarkably impressive finish.

Mimmi isn’t just a trail runner, either. She also has an advanced degree in Nutrition, and is a partner in Moonvalley. She has a fun sense of humor, and always has interesting insights to share on trail running.

Along the way, Mimmi will share her tips from years of trail running in the Alps. Each night at dinner in Chamonix, we’ll be joined by special guests. Likely guests include Black Diamond Skyrunner Hillary Gerardi and The North Face athlete Meg MacKenzie.

Joining Mimmi will be her husband Toni, who will run with us as our official photographer and videographer. And — of course — Enzo will be along to keep us company, too.

Trip: Women’s Trail Camp with Meg Mackenzie, June 28 – July 2, 2022

We are delighted to have one of our best friends here in the Chamonix Valley leading a trip for us! Run the Alps welcomes our Ambassador Meg Mackenzie as host of her first trip, and it’s a special women-only week!

For those of you who don’t know Meg, she is one of our most energetic, upbeat and fun friends here in Chamonix. Meg has raced competitively around the world, and has had top finishes in races from Chamonix’s Mont Blanc Marathon to South Africa’s Ultra Trail Cape Town. And while Meg excels at trail running, it’s just one part of her life. She’s also a trail running coach, certified master life coach, and partners in the venture Wild Women with Salomon athlete Lucy Bartholomew. Last year, Meg moved fulltime to Chamonix, where she continues to represent her home country of South Africa. You can read more about Meg here.

Meg’s style is inclusive, warm and supportive. “My goal is to get more women involved in trail running and help those already in it to gain more self-confidence on the trails. Too many women think they are somehow inadequate or not strong enough for mountain activities.”

Run the Alps is excited to have Mimmi Kotka, one of the world’s top trail runners, joining us for a special trip this September.

For those of you who don’t know Mimmi, she’s low-key, smart, empathetic, and a lot of fun. Mimmi, her husband Toni and canine sidekick Enzo have lived part-time in the Chamonix valley for a number of years now. Sponsored by La Sportiva, she also happens to be one of the world’s strongest ultrarunners. (Though she’ll never mention it, we will.) Mimmi has won or been on the podium at a number of major trail races around the world. That list includes first place at the 101 km CCC and 121 km TDS races in Chamonix, France. She is a member of the Swedish National Ultrarunning Team.

Mimmi isn’t just a trail runner, either. She also has an advanced degree in Nutrition, and is a partner in Moonvalley. She has a fun sense of humor, and always has interesting insights to share on trail running.

Along the way, Mimmi will share her tips from years of trail running in the Alps. Each night at dinner in Chamonix, we’ll be joined by special guests. Likely guests include Black Diamond Skyrunner Hillary Gerardi, Salomon trail running shoe product manager Mike Ambrose, and The North Face athlete Meg MacKenzie.

Joining Mimmi will be her husband Toni, who will run with us as our official photographer and videographer. And — of course — Enzo will be along to keep us company, too.

Trip: UTMB® Experience with Krissy Moehl and Jeff Browning, August 27 – September 3. Run the Alps is delighted to have US ultrarunner Krissy Moehl co-hosting our Chamonix, France-based UTMB® Experience trip this summer. Krissy is one of America’s best-known trail runners, having competed in more than 100 ultras over her career. A Patagonia ambassador, she has been on a wide range of adventures around the world, from the Alps to Chile. In 2015 she became youngest woman to complete the Grand Slam of Ultrarunning. Krissy has won the UTMB® twice, as well as winning China’s Gaoligong by UTMB® race last year. Krissy has appeared in a number of trail running films, hosted a TEDx Talk, and recently authored Running Your First UItra. She is a regular contributor to Trail Sisters. Alongside Jeff Browning on the UTMB® Experience trip, Krissy will share her deep knowledge of trail running and the UTMB®, including stories and advice about racing in the Alps, training tips, nutrition, and injury prevention. We’ll get to know the legendary trails around around Mont Blanc and improve our technical skills with her supportive guidance. We hope you can join us!

Trip: UTMB® Experience with Krissy Moehl and Jeff Browning, August 27 – September 3. US ultra runner Jeff Browning will be co-hosting our UTMB® Experience trip in Chamonix, France this summer with Krissy Moehl. Jeff is a 19-year veteran of ultra marathons and running in wild places. He has finished well over 120 ultras, with 27 career wins. Last year, he won three of the five 100-milers he entered, including Colorado’s prestigious Hardrock 100-miler, and this year he also won New Zealand’s Tarawera 100-miler. Having raced all over the world, including the UTMB®, Jeff has his race strategy dialed. He lives in Logan, Utah with his wife and 3 kids. He is passionate about healthy, effective nutrition, functional strength, mobility, and finding the absolute best gear for the job. Jeff shares his experiences as an endurance coach and will have a wealth of advice to offer on the UTMB® Experience trip. Jeff is also a Patagonia Trail Ambassador, as well as a member of the Altra Elite Team.

Trip: Italian Dolomites, June 16 – 23. Milo Zanecchia is a Swiss-American adventure filmmaker and photographer. You can often find him trail running in the Alps carrying heavy video equipment and with a drone strapped to his back. As a teenager, Milo lost 80% of the vision in his right eye when his retina detached due to a sports injury. Forced to ditch contact sports, he turned to mountain sports of all kinds and parlayed that love into a career. Based in Lugano, Switzerland, you can find Milo’s work in Trail Runner and Adventure Journal, Outside, and for brands like The North Face, Salomon, Teton Gravity Research, as well as Swiss Tourism, and many other places. Milo has driven from Switzerland to Mongolia by car, lived in a mud hut in Malawi for months, slept in the deserts of Oman, and bivy-camped on cold peaks in the Alps. He lives for the outdoors and is excited to share an adventure with you.

Trip: Guided Haute Route, September 3 – September 13, 2018 Brendan Leonard is an adventure writer, award-winning filmmaker, speaker, and creator of Semi-Rad.com. Alcohol landed him in rehab at age 23, but since then he’s gone on to get a Master’s Degree, live out of a van for three years, spend cumulative weeks below the rim of the Grand Canyon, climb the Grand Teton in a day, and bike across America. Brendan recently completed the Run Rabbit Run 100-mile race. His writing has appeared in Alpinist, CNN, Outside, Men’s Journal, National Geographic Adventure, Backpacker, Adventure Cyclist and dozens of other publications. His most recent book is Sixty Meters to Anywhere.

Trip: Guided Haute Route, September 3 – September 13, 2018

Trip: The Wild Engadine, July 3- July 9, 2018. British-German trail runner Julia Bleasdale, 36, lives in Pontresina, Switzerland, in the Alps’ Engadine region. Mountains have almost always been a part of Julia’s life. Her parents met on a peak in Austria’s Stubai Alps. Childhood summers were spent amid mountains and lakes. Julia has raced around the world for both the UK and Germany, most notably at the 2012 London Olympics. She now calls the Engadine her home, and is actively developing a lively trail running scene there. Today, though, she prefers to run solo and with friends and guests through the mountains and pastures of the wild Engadine. We’re delighted to have Julia joining us for a day of running when we’re in Pontresina.

Trip: The Wild Engadine, July 3-9, 2018. Run the Alps is delighted to have US ultrarunner Krissy Moehl as a guest runner on our Wild Engadine trail running trip, presented by Julbo. Krissy Moehl is one of US’ best-known trail runners, having competed in more than 100 ultras. Her career spans nearly two decades, and has included a wide range of adventures around the world, from the Alps to Chile. In 2015, she became youngest woman to complete the Grand Slam of Ultrarunning. She has won Europe’s prestigious UTMB twice. Krissy has appeared in a number of trail running films, hosted a TEDx Talk, recently authored Running Your First UItra, and is one of the early contributors to Trail Sisters. Krissy will be joining us for our trail running adventure in the wild Swiss Engadine. She’ll share her insights into trail running, including training tips, nutrition, injury prevention, and racing advice. We’ll improve our technical skills with her supportive guidance, as we run through some of the most beautiful territory the Alps have to offer. We hope you can join us!