Climbing
What if your first expedition was to Antarctica? Enjoy this new never before seen film from the 2017 The North Face Antarctica Expedition as viewed through the eyes of "The New Kid," Savannah Cummins.
Stars of "Climbing Blind," Jesse and Molly Dufton, are back at it again, with Jesse upping his game and setting his (non)-sight on the stunning Forked Lightning Crack (E2 5c), a classic Don Whillans route on Yorkshire Grit.
In “The Ghosts Above,” photographer and filmmaker Renan Ozturk joins an expedition to solve the Mount Everest mystery of who reached the summit first.
Sean Bailey has been on a tear recently. Here he is taking down Joes Valley's hardest, Pegasus, which was established by Drew Ruana earlier this year.
Dani Arnold embarks on an expedition to a place so extreme, few athletes have dared to explore it. An adventure to Lake Baikal, the deepest lake on earth, with temperatures as low as -40 degrees Celsius. Too cold to climb? See how he transitions to the horizontal ice and conquers ten new vertical ice routes, as well.
Rising over 15,000 feet, the Pamir Highway is the second-highest highway in the world. In January 2020, three geniuses set out to drive it in a fragile Russian van in the dead of winter.
Jakob Schubert making the first of La Force Tranquille direct (8C/V15) in Switzerland’s Magic Wood.
Join Reel Rock on December 11, 2020, as they bring you four incredible new films in a special event hosted by Alex Honnold. World premieres, huge partner give-aways, Q&As with the stars, and live interactions. tickets to the REEL ROCK 15 Global Online Premiere are now on sale at https://reelrocktour.com *
In the heart of Soulsville in south Memphis, Tennessee, a revolution is happening. And it all starts with climbing. This is the story of Memphis Rox gym.
Switch your cameras back on as the BMC TV Women in Adventure Film Competition, supported by Montane, is back in action and you won't want to miss it! If you've got a story to tell, it's time to do so!
Alex Megos never met a route he couldn’t climb in short order…that was until he encountered Bibliographie, an undone sport line at the French super-crag, Céüse.
This climbing test should reveal how hard you can climb. How much power and strength do you need to climb 9c (5.15d)?