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Deep Dive: Mount St. Elias (2009)

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Mount St. Elias
Mount St. Elias follows climbers Greg Hill, Chris Davenport, and Scott Newsome as they attempt to summit the 18,000-foot peak in Alaska and ski back down. The film captures the physical and mental demands faced by the climbers, emphasizing the risks associated with extreme mountaineering. The narrative is supported by stunning visuals of the Alaskan wilderness, which serve to illustrate the harsh realities of their expedition. Director Gerald Salmina presents a detailed account of the climbers' determination against the formidable backdrop of Mount St. Elias. The film not only presents the climbers' skills but also provides insight into the extreme conditions they encounter, making it a notable watch for those interested in mountaineering and adventure sports.

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.

Perfect For

Extreme sports enthusiastsAlaska adventurersSkiing fans