Get ready for an extraordinary evening of mountaineering and adventure! Join us as we explore epic climbs, from iconic alpine peaks to the world’s most challenging summits, and hear stories of perseverance, skill, and breathtaking mountain landscapes.
The Event
We invite you to an unforgettable evening where some of our passionate mountaineering ambassadors will feed your flame and share their remarkable stories from some of the world’s most iconic peaks and technical climbs. You'll have the chance to connect with like-minded outdoor enthusiasts and gain tips and inspiration for your own mountaineering adventures.
Our Speakers
- Robert Caspersen
- Elisa Røtterud
- Thomas Horgen
Eivind Eidslott, Editor-in-Chief, Norrøna Magazine, will be the host of the evening.
Our speakers have all completed climbs, that take our breath away. They return home with new stories, insights, knowledge, and inspiration.
It will be an inspiring evening bringing together three essential aspects of mountaineering: technical climbing, high-altitude expeditions, and safety in the mountains.
When and where:
- Norrøna Concept Store Gothenburg: February 25th, 19:30-21:30
- Norrøna House Lysaker: February 26th, 18:00-20:00
Drinks and light bites will be served or can be purchased.
Learn more about our evenings speakers:
Robert Caspersen: Robert is a living legend in the climbing community. He has taken on some of the most remote and demanding walls in the world, including major expeditions to Queen Maud Land in Antarctica and Trango in the Himalayas. A long-time IFMGA-certified mountain guide, he leads clients year-round in technical and exposed terrain. In his earlier years, he was also Norway’s national champion in sport climbing.
Elisa Røtterud: Norrøna athlete and one of the most prominent figures in Norwegian outdoor life. Elisa has tackled countless expeditions to the Himalayan peaks. This evening, she will transport you to Shivling and Cho Oyu. And share her meaningful community work in Nepal.
Thomas Horgen: Mountaineer and key contributor to the Norwegian Alpine Rescue Groups (NARG), Thomas brings decades of experience from climbing, technical mountaineering, and work in exposed terrain. With more than 25 years in the mountains, he has been involved in coordinating complex alpine rescue operations while also training professional rescuers in safe movement, rope systems, and decision-making in demanding environments.
