First Free Ascent of Disco 2000, Blåmman, Norway
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Dave Macleod, Jacob Cook, and Calum Muskett make the first free ascent of the A2+ aid route Disco 2000. The 13-pitch, 8a+ line sweeps the north face of
Blåmman, the tallest mountain on the Norwegian island of Kvaløya.
Watch Macleod, Cook, and Muskett brave the wind, rain, and polar twilight of arctic Norway.