Andrzej Bargiel

Andrzej Bargiel is a Polish ski mountaineer, backcountry skier, mountain runner, and climber who has been pushing the boundaries of extreme sports for over a decade. Born on the 18th of April 1988, in Łętownia, Poland, he has become one of the most accomplished and successful athletes in his field.

Andrzej’s passion for skiing and mountaineering started at an early age. He began skiing when he was just three years old and started exploring the mountains of his home country when he was a teenager. With time, he honed his skills, pushing his limits with each new challenge he encountered. His tenacity, persistence, and dedication have gained him respect and recognition on the international scene.

Andrzej’s first notable achievement was climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest peak when he was only 17 years old. From there, he went on to conquer some of the world’s most formidable mountains, including Broad Peaks, Nanga Parbat, and Everest, which he summitted in May 2018, becoming the first person to ski down from its peak.

Andrzej has also participated in several ski mountaineering and ski touring races, including Pierra Menta and La Grande Course, where he has achieved impressive results. He currently holds several world records, including the fastest speed descent on Laila Peak, Pakistan, reaching 107.71 km/h (66.94 mph).

Aside from skiing, Andrzej is also involved in mountain running and climbing, achieving remarkable success in these fields. He is an avid supporter of environmental conservation and sustainable tourism, using his influence to bring awareness and inspire others to protect and preserve our natural landscapes.

Andrzej’s remarkable achievements have made him a role model and an inspiration to many. He continues to push his limits and set new standards in the world of extreme sports. Despite his numerous accomplishments, he remains humble, grounded, and committed to his passion for skiing and mountaineering.