Summiting the World's Highest Mountains

The most beautiful place I’ve ever visited Chamonix ❤️👀 Thankyou for these wonderful videos.

Don't take any of the 'Science' in this video seriously!

Incredible aerial sights. It's very impressive seeing climbing in the same documentary to Ueli Steck, the swiss machine, and Gaston Rebufat, the guide with the beautiful jersey, as we used to call them. Two radical different ways of climbing, but just one feeling.
Congratulations.
Hugs from Madrid.

Is your last name really Snow?

I think mountain climbing is in decline.

Great Documentary

For a long time I didnt know a lot about mountaineering and knew Messner from seeing him from time to time on TV and for some reason never liked him. But man.. after learning about what he has accomplished I think he is one of the greatest mountaineers of all times.

they keep talking about how tibetains and sherpas are "genetically adapted" to high altitide, which, sure, could be true. But sherpas are born at high altitude, a lot of sherpa kids work as porters from like 13-14 years old, so of course their bodies would be used to high altitude.

damn imagine trying to climb mount blanc without any synthetic materials, they didn't even use animal furs or skins, except for the boots. they probably had wool coats cotton and other natural fabrics

Now no one wants to climb mountains for glory an fame , ANYMORE what a shame
I think that test was nothen but bull 💩

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Thank you for all these videos. I have some health issues that keep me from climbing but I still felt the call when I camped at the bottom of Denali🙏.

Its actually 8850 meters now

Wonder how many years until we have the annual Red Bull Everest Rampage and they live stream an Everest speed run.

I would have thought the grail for all mountaineers is K2 and not Everest given the extreme difference in difficulty

Two very good friends of mine, Rob Hall and Gary Ball, from here in Christchurch New Zealand, summited the 7 highest peaks on the 7 continents in 7 months in 1990. My company sponsored them, providing the solar panels they used to charge up their electronic equipment. As far as I'm aware, their record has never been broken. Mont Blanc is not the highest mountain in Europe - the highest is Mount Elbrus in the Urals in European Russia. The last of the 7 summits that Rob and Gary climbed was the Vinson Massif in a VERY remote part of Antarctica - Rob brought me back a piece of rock that I keep on my bookshelf from the summit of the Vinson Massif. Unfortunately, these two very good friends of mine both died in the Himalayas, Gary on K2, and Rob on Mount Everest. RIP my friends.

Wonderful Mr Snow...is there another episode?

Continentally highest mountain in Europe is Elbrus I'm afraid...🤣🤣

My wife would walk if I told her I'd like to spend a fortune climbing a mountain but hope is what keeps you going innit

What are the benefits of having been able to climb a mountain or what are the climbers getting out of it?

Love all these documentaries, especially the ones in 720p or higher.

I like that!

Mt. Elbrus (5642m) in Russia is considered to be the peak of Europe. Also it is one of the mountains included into 7 Summits program.

Just got home from sumitting the second largest Peak in SEQLD Australia. For the second time in 4 weeks ✌🤩✌ not as big as these but the biggest I can get too atm ha ha

Oh goodie, goodie. Thanx David Snow.

This is great timing as I just tour my ACL and ligaments around knee so no climbing or walking hardly

Hate to say it but Mt. Blanc is not the highest mountain of Europe. That honour goes to Mt. Elbrus. And all the next 9 highest mountains are also found in the Caucasus.

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Excellent !

Fantastic, cheers David!

its not mount everest its Chomolungma You'll just come to climb here but we stay here know one can come here climb and keep changing names internationally.

mount everest was first climbed by an indian that's why norgay had already achieved everest 7 times before and no one knew of it and prior to that his dad. know one knows about that, also coming to an indian mountain and naming them as Hilary step where they died is incorrect its a sign of inferiority what is someone comes to half dome and names it Anand dome what would you'll say.

First I'd like to say a big Thank you to David for sharing all those mountaineering videos. I'm french Canadian from Montreal and it sucks to be able to speak both french and english for those videos I understand everything in double !!!

Ain't no valley low enough,
Ain't no river wide enough

Amazing. 👍

The British mountaineering traditions are intimately coupled to the Imperialist expansionist and elitist policies of the British Empire.
If you look at the deaths recorded on Mount Everest in the 1920s, the first 9 fatalities listed were Sherpas associated with British expeditions. It was not until the deaths of Mallory and Irving in 1924 that the first British/western fatalities occurred.
For a long time The British viewed Mount Everest as British property.

Love all these documentaries, keep em coming!

Cheers mate, love this channel👍👍👍

4696 meter

New Snow yay!