Bruno Yates
International Mountain Leader
I’ve worked as a mountaineering instructor in the UK and overseas. Annecy is the ideal place to indulge in my passions for biking, swimming, rock climbing, canoeing and skiing. I am now enjoying introducing my two young children to the joys of the mountains.
Running has been a constant fascination since my teenage years. At first, I was hooked on the physical challenges of harder and faster, and then the great sense of well-being experienced when everything starts to “flow.” Similarly, I now love trail running for the combination of challenging ascents, the extraordinary mountain environment, and the exhilarating descents!
For me, the pleasure of guiding comes from being with people who are seeking the same kind of experiences in the mountains. Maybe they are new to the Alps or to mountain sports or maybe they are seasoned trail runners looking for a bigger challenge. No matter what someone’s level of experience is, it’s impossible not to come away with a big smile and a profound sense of satisfaction after finishing a run in such an awe-inspiring landscape. Sharing that experience with others is the icing on the cake!
Bruno Yates, Run the Alps Guide in the Italian Dolomites
Bruno Yates, Run the Alps Guide on the Manaslu Circuit, Nepal
Bruno Yates, Run the Alps Guide in Ladakh, Indian Himalaya
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Chamonix Topo Cap
Designed from scratch with friends here in Chamonix, we love our Run the Alps cap!