Journalism and mountaineering share a common purpose,
they are both a means of exchanging with others.
That’s why you keep informed.
That’s why we inform you.
From the freedom that defines them, we have drawn our editorial line for a free and demanding
demanding mountain journalism.
For Alpine Mag exists where the rigors of journalism
meets that of the mountains.
We are convinced that, beyond points of view, opinions and imaginary
we believe that beyond points of view, opinions and imaginations, only facts and realities can accurately express what’s happening in the mountains.
That’s why, every day, we reveal and tell the facts and inspiring stories
inspiring stories that shape and bear witness to the issues surrounding the mountains
cultural, environmental and economic practices.
That’s not to say we don’t have opinions – quite the contrary,
It’s our trademark, which we cultivate in our editorials.
Sharing our views as journalists and mountaineers on what’s happening in the mountains,
is essential to us, as many things happen in the mountains
before they happen elsewhere.
Today, more than ever.
Staying informed means taking a different perspective.
It also means being inspired, dreaming and sharing in a different way.
Collectively and for a long time to come.
Alpine Mag.
To inform. To inspire.
Our team
ULYSSE LEFEBVRE
Creator and co-editor-in-chief of Alpine Mag, journalist, photographer and videographer.
Initially a journalist in the mountain print magazine press, he founded Alpine Mag in 2017. A fervent advocate of field journalism, he always tries to go and have a look before he writes.
He loves contradiction, climbing in a kilt in Scotland, and relaunching the Sony Vs Leica debate again and again.
Overview of his articles on Alpine Mag.
His website and his Instagram.
To see : Limi on Alpine Mag and Le dernier sommet, on french TV channel Canal+.
ulysse(at)alpinemag.fr
JOCELYN CHAVY
Co-editor of Alpine Mag, journalist, photographer and video maker.
For many years a journalist in the travel and mountain press, he has travelled to more than 50 countries on foot, skis, crampons and sometimes in a kayak. Always accompanied by his drone, he is the team’s aerial image expert and a specialist in the Himalayas, which he has crossed countless times.
Overview of his articles on Alpine Mag
Personal images to see on his website and instagram.
To see: Julia
jocelyn(at)alpinemag.com