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I'm getting anxiety off of this dude. Dope tho

Geological time can be hilarious. That might not fall for 10,000 years, or it could fall tomorrow. Never know 🤷

Are those special sunglasses for climbing?

That is so terrifying, the cams man....life is clinging to the design of how it wedges in rock, has anyone video-taped a cam failing on the "Changing Corners pitch" This is absolute insanity.

stupid human beings

Not a good idea for me. Inching my way up 3000 feet of vertical slick granite someone recently pooped or peed on. One mistake, one rock or slab gives way and you plummet thousands of feet into the beautiful valley floor that is Yosemite National Park. Going to the Gym you get muscles. Farming gives you muscles and food for the year. On belay, belay on, climbing, climb on!

That was interesting

Eve every time I see a lava falls clip the classing gets higher. Must be a 'everything in merica is bigger' lol Class 9

You can watch Hazel Findlay work out and free a slightly easier and less disturbingly airy dihedral at Squamish without cam hooks, which if used would be placed the opposite way, but instead they rely on tiny wires and cams on "Tainted Love" on youtube.

I fear that the rock wall collapses when the climber's legs support it. this is scary for those who have phobia of heights

Me and my wife did The Nose back in the '80s. What an amazing place. We got our haul rope caught behind Pancake Flake. Not a good time

Sorry for a dumb question but is this for descending the wall or is it just for fun?

I really hope they have a camera on it if this thing ever decides to come loose. It's gonna be like watching a bomb go off when it hits the ground and shake the whole valley.

Ooh, I’m confused. This gets to go wrong only once. Just the footage makes me feel ill! The climber describes it as gnarly and scary as fuck. Why the fuck does anyone do this? Impressive maybe, but these guys need their heads testing, not for me thanks! I stood in the valley and got vertigo looking up that thing, ha ha. Ah well, hats off to you lunatics.

I'd Be a Scared that much,,,the next climbing crew would find me as a skeleton hanging onto a rock

I’d mainly be scared of the flake detaching from the wall while I’m climbing. Seems sketchy.

Not fun to watch with the dog in the boat on that river, at that level, with that oarsman. It’s one thing putting yourself in that danger.

imagine if he got stuck who would save him lol

Don't spit on the mountain anymore!!! ) 8:30

had to aid through that greeeeeeeasy finger crack pitch, get them fingers on the rock and enjoy it

Love the old Avon, square back, Pro bucket boat. The boat I learned to guide on.

watching you put your feet on the top of it and push yourself up scared the hell out of me. I wouldn't be able to do that, too worried that the rock would pick today to sheer off and take me with it!

You've got to run hard on that thing.

It took me weeks of trainging just to watch this video. Great job.

Oh hell no!

This isn't climbing, this is setting anchors and pulling off them... 😂

Oh boy, that height is so terrifying to me.

I wonder if those guys are scared, 1000m up or whatever it is

I can do that!😤 No I can’t!😊

This rock is so smooth how do you trust that a bit of contact will hold you down.. there are times everything is smooth and you can't find a place to put your gear o man

…and we went to the beach for our vacation…

This gives me anxiety like the movie cliffhanger ⛏⛓🔗🏔🗻

I know it sounds odd but a lounge chair and a pool nearby is vacation adventure enough for me.... wish I had half the balls these climbers have.

Check out The dawn wall on Netflix. Insane.

Hang loose up there. May all your cruxes and dynos go smoothly :)

This is the first video I've seen that actually shows how cam hooks are used in real climbing, not just how they are placed. Thanks.

So you're training him.... by running a river that you are so unfamiliar with you forget were the rapid that the run is named after is, yell his name over and over again instead of giving him clear instruction, not teach him about shipping your oars(which was pretty much the issue that caused your two problems running slaughters, bring your pup in IV+ rapids with an inexperienced rower, and almost looked like your clips on the left oar was loose and spun. Hell yeah, but pot calling the kettle black cause my first run down that, r2, was a shit show also. Guy I ran with I didn't know, he was suppose to know the lines and didn't, my first time in class IV, 10'6" boat in 2500cfs, no other boats except a commercial outfit of three we piggybacked off of, he didn't communicate that well so I ended up yelling calls out and read and running a lot of it cause if we stopped to scout we would loose the commercial outfit for solid beta,, this made me have flashbacks. Glad you guys made it and were laughing about it and not overly being stressed out at the guy learning. Still haven't rowed this section and with a little more training on the oars I hope to do it next season. Hope to see you guys out there, look for the tall ginger with the german shepard( probably won't be with me on this run till I get it nailed down in an oar boat).

Wtf

still scary at 144p

Who puts those metal anchors in the wall? Does the National Park Service do that?

Stunning views

That shivers f#ck out of me.

Wish I had the nuts to do this

Lynn Hill. OG.

This dude is between a rock and a hard place lol

I had to keep reminding myself to breathe every now and again watching this... Also, was anyone's b.h. puckering so hard, a macaroni couldn't even slide out? Yea, me either....🤐

F this, getting sick just watching it!

This goes straight to my "not to do list" ✔️

Ale kiedyś ta płyta się osunie po zimowych roztopach , a na niej jeszcze ktoś zamocował blaszkę 🤘

Imagine if that slab section just fell off one day... I don't get how people put their trust in such crazy situations... The risk is so huge, for what..? How is the reward worth the risk?