Synopsis
A group of climbers traveled to Herakleia in spring 2008 to investigate what may be one of the largest undeveloped climbing areas on Earth.
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Herakleia, a village on the shores of Bafa Lake in southwest Turkey, becomes the backdrop for a climbing expedition in spring 2008. Climbers Jon Cardwell, Lauren Lee, Isaac Caldiero, and Serkan Eroan investigate the area's potential as a premier climbing destination. Surrounded by ancient ruins and olive trees, they explore what may be one of the largest undeveloped climbing sites in the world. The documentary runs for 61 minutes.
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Why Watch
- See climbers tackle the stunning cliffs of Herakleia.
- Find out about Turkey's hidden climbing gems.
- Meet climbers like Isaac Caldiero and Serkan Eroan.
Did You Know
- Herakleia is located on the shores of Bafa Lake in southwest Turkey.
- The area is surrounded by ruins that are over 3000 years old.
- The documentary features climbers like Jon Cardwell and Lauren Lee.
- The film was released in 2009 and has a duration of 61 minutes.
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What is the location of the climbing area featured in the documentary Herakleia?
The climbing area is located around a village called Herakleia, on the shores of Bafa Lake in southwest Turkey.
Who were some of the climbers that investigated the Herakleia area?
Climbers Jon Cardwell, Lauren Lee, Isaac Caldiero, and Serkan Eroan were part of the group that explored Herakleia.
What is notable about the climbing area in Herakleia?
Herakleia is considered one of the greatest and largest undeveloped climbing areas on Earth, surrounded by 3000 year old ruins, meadows of flowers, and olive trees.
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