To Guy and Chuck. Last seen after they reached the summit. Still remembered. Vaya con Dios

The Documentary is the best on Ancongua yet. A must see for any climbers wanting to climb it. Vaya con Dios.

Why do they say "climb"? It's just a hike from what I can see.

now i know what the orcas at seaworld feel listening to loud annoying music. thanks award winning documentary.

Doctors, weather forecasters where’s the danger?

i climbed it digitally back in 2008. nothing to see here, move on :)

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This won awards?

As a younger man (30s), I planned this trip. Now I only watch videos of this.

Rodrigo Mujica, un gran andinista chileno y un gran guía! Felicitaciones por este film, excelente! Un fuerte abrazo amigo, nos encontramos en Plaza Argentina, en el año 1994 cuando hicimos una ruta nueva por el glaciar de los Polacos con mi amigo Limón Cruz. Un fuerte abrazo amigo. José Hernández

A maior montanha do mundo fora da Ásia fica aqui , perto do Brasil .

If someone has done the Abra Salkantay Trek is this around the same level. Obviously being 7k higher is going to be a factor but as far as skill level? Trying to gauge how much training is needed.

❤ Sad there are too many fake posts ...

Video is great, but we gotta be honest audio is pure garbage

Wonderful

How do i start with mountain climbing? Looks fun

The award this won was "Best ad for a tour agency", and "Most edits that removed the things you would actually want to see."

One can only pray that they leave the area litter free. Poor Mt Everest looks like a junkyard according to some people.

Guy is so annoying, starting every sentence with "So" 😩 Thumbs down from me.

Hey James, loved your work. Wonder, which camera you used. Thank you

Randomly stumbled across this video, and to my surprise I actually recognize one of the climbers! Summitted Denali with Andrew et al last year. He's an awesome dude, and it was a super fun trip. Great video!

Looks far from the nearest airport. Did anyone view or hear any planes ? Is it possible to just charter a plane ride and save the climbing for another lifetime ?

I submitted this mountin back in 1998!! No oxygen brings back a lot of memories!

👍👌❤️🇬🇪

What is the best time to go there?

Two of us summited from camp Nido de condores in 2003. We were spent during the descent. I was a little afraid to go lay down when we got back to camp because it felt like I would not wake if I fell asleep. Like an old car, it runs now, but you know that if you turn it off it will never start again. I also had a spectacular out of body experience in camp Mulas.

I rode a moped to the top

I read a story in Sports Illustrated, I believe it was in the late 70’s, about three climbers that went up the mountain on the side facing the ocean. It was a horrific climb and two of them died. Does anyone have any information about this? My memory is a bit foggy.

lame

Simply gorgeous!

Hey James! may i ask the name of background music on 12:04 ？really like this

Amazing 🤩

I summited wearing nothing but a half -shirt, speedos, and Crocs. It took me about an hour. Easy mountain. Gonna ride my moped to the top tomorrow.

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I climbed it in February 1984. Descending from the summit alone, I saw in a place called " El acarreo" very nice blond women ridding white horses along a beach then, I remembered the words of a wise polish expedition cook, he told us: "it doesn't matter what you hear or what you see, keep descending, keep walking, never stop pushing until you reach the safety of the base camp". This profetic words save my life. Thank you. Where ever you are I'll always thank you.

Great video. It’s nice to see the cross at the top honouring JESUS CHRIST CREATOR OF HEAVEN AND EARTH. ALL GLORY TO YOU GOD

I was there, many years ago... happy to see and hear that the motivation and sensations are still alive... I was one of the 2 lucky ones, out of a group of 9 to embrace the summit cross, but we were all winners! The mountain is unique, long live its magic and beauty.

Who pays for the helicopter ride?

I knew Rodrigo in Valdez, AK, in the early ‘90s when he could run up and down Denali like it was nothing. He even talked about doing it in a day. You are aging well, my man!

the music in the background is so careless and uninspiring but its also distracting and bears no connection at all to the topic of discussion or footage shown or even whats happening in frame.

Looks like this mountain and surroundings are really-really gorgeous! The most beautiful mountain on Earth, perhaps?

ARGENTINA 🙌❤

This looks very easy... good job!

Do they do the vegetarian option!

Very heart-warming and beautiful.

wow truly extraordinary nature at its best...could you send contact info for the guides. be well!!

i really wonder what kind of award that would be..

Cool documentary. My recommendation is buy a wireless microphone. I could barely understand the vocal audio from the on board camera with the wind and acoustics of the environment.

Looking at climbing videos of the Himalayas vs this puts things in perspective. Still, mad respect to anybody going to the top of this, and even more respect to take it step by step and not just book a "trip" to Mt. Everest.

I'll wait until they install an elevator.