

1,800 kilometers were covered by adventurers Andreas Koller and Thomas Huber during a six-week ski expedition across Europe in June 2018.
“Bikepacking across the alps and skiing iconic mountains along the way - no motor allowed!”
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1,800 kilometers were covered by adventurers Andreas Koller and Thomas Huber during a six-week ski expedition across Europe in June 2018.
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Andreas Koller and Thomas Huber completed a ski expedition in June 2018. The two adventurers traveled 1,800 kilometers and ascended 35,000 vertical meters across Europe. Their route included Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, and France, ending at the beach in Nice. Over six weeks, they skied iconic mountains and traversed beautiful terrain. "Ice & Palms" premiered at the St. Anton Filmfest in August 2018. The film documents their achievement and the diverse scenery of the European Alps.
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Why Watch
- See Andreas Koller and Thomas Huber ski across Europe.
- Find out how they ascended 35,000 vertical meters.
- Watch breathtaking views of the European Alps.
Did You Know
- Andreas Koller and Thomas Huber skied 1,800 kilometers in June 2018.
- The expedition included an ascent of 35,000 vertical meters.
- The film premiered at the St. Anton Filmfest in August 2018.
- The film has a duration of 32 minutes.
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What was the total distance of the ski expedition completed by Andreas Koller and Thomas Huber?
The ski expedition spanned 1,800 kilometers.
How many vertical meters did the adventurers ascend during their expedition?
They ascended 35,000 vertical meters.
In which countries did the ski expedition take place?
The expedition traversed Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, and France.
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