In spring 2026, four skiers travelled to Bolivia with their sights set on skiing new lines in the Cordillera Real's 6,000m peaks. Accessing the mountains, however, quickly becomes more complicated than they had imagined. As political unrest sweeps through the country, roadblocks and uncertainty become as much a part of the journey as the skiing itself. Battling altitude, logistics, and an ever-changing landscape, the team navigates a complex situation in pursuit of first descents.
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