Everest - The Summit Climb

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Raw and Unfiltered. The final climb on Mt. Everest. Experience what climbers endure on their final push to the top of the world. Shot by yours truly on a Canon 5D with a 16-35mm lens.

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[brandonmaxfield]

We live in an age where we get to see the summit of mt Everest without moving, how lucky we are.

[tomscott]

Thank you so much for NOT laying a music track over this. The sights and sounds of the mountain are more than enough.

[deborahlosekelly]

I can’t even fathom how difficult that is. Hearing that gentleman breathe so hard made my own lungs hurt!

[sol_stice]

The amount of passion these guys must have to climb such a terrifying mountain... truly insane.

[HiiOKZ]

Respect to all who climbed Everest regardless of whether success or not. This required absolutely mental and physical strength. I was at Everest Base Camp and managed to summit Island Peak (6189 m). That is enough for me. One of the toughest trip of my life.

[marinazieglerviolin]

Imagine summiting Everest and then coming back down and finding out you didn't hit record on your GoPro

[zmwlbgz]

Every time I see all the equipment and help modern Everest climbs have it makes me think of what a bunch of beasts the guys that did this back in the 1920's must have been. They climbed with a lot of weight, weight of their steel balls.

[skeeterskoville]

The sky is breathtaking. Such a pretty shade of dark blue, almost as if you could reach into outer space from the summit. That feeling, that true feeling of being on top of the world, is unimaginable to me. May all that have attempted but passed along the way Rest In Peace.

[yan]

I would like to visit Everest, but just at the base camp to have a feel of the surroundings there and look at the mountain with my own eyes. That would be enough for me

[jaigalagali]

One mustn’t forget to thank the incredible sherpas who hauled the loads, cut the steps, laid the ropes and made it, if not a cake walk, a not too killer ice walk. The more I watch these, the more I am in awe of Hillary and Tenzing.

[rudeboy]

I couldn't even imagine doing this. But hats off too anyone who can even attempt to climb Mt Everest it truly is amazing to watch even through a screen!

[Shadow-cifl]

Wow, this is just stunning. Out of curiosity, I Googled the stats. Everest is 29, 032 feet (8, 848.86 meters), or 5.4984 miles (8.84 km). Kudos to those who can make such a trek. For those of us who cannot, thank you for sharing this, it is just out of this world! And yes, thank you for the lack of music. Hearing the wind blowing make it all-the-more real.

[twistedvortex]

Is this the route our parents took to school every day?!?!

[stoicofficial]

You have picked the best soundtrack for this, utter silence of the mountain is gorgeous and crisp - giving that extra sense of raw human determination

That and lots of deep breathing.

[celineterra]

That’s absolutely incredible. Never been blown away by an amazing historic video in my life. Hasn’t even reached a million of people to reach Everest. What an experience. Thank you for taking us

[evelynchavez]

Congrats for reaching the top and let's us see what you see, beautiful thank you so much!!!👏👏👏

[jesse]

Thanks for Raw footage. No music, just how it is, coughing and all!

[ahmedgulahmad]

Salut to a guy who went up there first and did all the ropes etc. I cant even imagine how it was possible.

[anythingspossible]

Absolutely incredible and totally proud of you people having the balls to do it. Bless you all

[gangmanu]

What an awesome video. The heavy breathing of those on oxygen, has me gulping and fighting for air, even though its all around me, unlike that mountain. Then I have to remind myself of where I am, ...safe in my warm home, under blankets, watching videos of others' triumphs, defeats, loss of limbs, near death experiences for some, and the total loss of life, for others.