At 18,000 feet, climbers Greg Hill, Chris Davenport, and Scott Newsome attempt to summit Mount St. Elias and ski down its challenging terrain.
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At 18,000 feet, climbers Greg Hill, Chris Davenport, and Scott Newsome attempt to summit Mount St. Elias and ski down its challenging terrain.
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Greg Hill, Chris Davenport, and Scott Newsome attempt to summit Mount St. Elias in Alaska, a peak rising 18,000 feet. Their expedition tests their physical and mental limits as they navigate the dangerous terrain. The climbers aim to ski down after reaching the top, facing numerous risks along the way. Directed by Gerald Salmina, the film features striking visuals of the Alaskan wilderness and captures the challenges inherent in extreme mountaineering. It runs for 105 minutes and was released in 2009.
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Why Watch
- Follow Greg Hill and team on a daring climb.
- See breathtaking visuals of the Alaskan wilderness.
- Meet the challenges of extreme mountaineering firsthand.
Did You Know
- Mount St. Elias stands at an altitude of 18,000 feet.
- The documentary features climbers Greg Hill, Chris Davenport, and Scott Newsome.
- The film has a runtime of 105 minutes.
- It was directed by Gerald Salmina and produced in Austria.
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What is the altitude of Mount St. Elias?
Mount St. Elias has an altitude of 18,000 feet.
Who are the climbers featured in the Mount St. Elias documentary?
The climbers featured are Greg Hill, Chris Davenport, and Scott Newsome.
What year was the Mount St. Elias documentary released?
The Mount St. Elias documentary was released in 2009.
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