The Art of Climbing in the Red River Gorge // A Climbing Documentary

Join us in "The Art of Climbing in the Red River Gorge // A Climbing Documentary," where we explore the thrilling world of rock climbing in one of America's premier climbing destinations. In this documentary, follow our journey as we tackle some of the Red River Gorge's most iconic routes, like 'Creature Feature' and 'Pogue Ethics,' and experience the unique community vibe at Miguel's Pizza, a climber's haven. From breathtaking early morning hikes to Grays Arch to the challenging climbs that tested our limits, this adventure was more than just a climbing trip—it was a profound exploration of friendship and personal growth. Whether you're a seasoned climber or a nature lover, this documentary offers a glimpse into the exhilarating lifestyle of outdoor climbing enthusiasts. Don’t forget to subscribe if you enjoy our journey and want to see more content like this, as we continue to share our passion for climbing and the great outdoors.

Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
1:37 - Day 1 // Road Trip
4:50 - Day 2 // Muir Valley
10:54 - Day 3 // Phantaisa Wall
17:05 - Day 4 // Gray's Arch

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[emailkuan]

Hi! Can you please tell me what camera you are using to shoot this?

[courtclimbs]

Lots of good memories of the Red, glad you guys had fun 💛

[willsweeney]

Please don’t throw knives at our trees - A RRG local

[danielshepard]

Dope vid! Our crew was there at the same time!!

[drewjarrell]

Rules of the gorge:
You'll always get a flat tire right outside of lexington
You'll never leave camp before 9am
Always stay and eat at Miguel's
It'll always rain
don't climb on wet rock
You'll be outrageously pumped on huge jugs

PS: one time i climbed lord of the flies barefoot and the next guy on it was dared by his friend to lick the starting holds that my toes were on

[ChanmailleMan]

Always love seeing a love letter to the Gorge, it's felt like home since my first visit years ago. I was also there with friends on Easter weekend, it was a magical time. Keep it up!

[paulogryzek]

Wow, what a cool video! You did an amazing job showcasing some interesting rock features and the climbing looked super fun. It was fun to watch a climbing movie with some relatable grades. That was great!

[TripsOnTrail]

Awesome video man, I’m trying to get into climbing and this just got me stoked for it!

[GabrielRaga]

looking forward for more climbing stories man! keep at it! love from Argentina

[EvaDale]

Beautiful video! I love RRG and saw lots of shots that looked familiar. It was fun to see what climbs you chose and how they felt as you went up them. Looking forward to trying a few of them at the end of this month.

[Bongue_]

Great storytelling and cinematography. I'm in awe you don't have more subscribers

[Fluflo]

Great video man and good story telling. Should tell more of the story, go more into details, that makes the story more interesting. 💪🤘🤘🤘🤘

[cam]

its fun to watch a video on the place that's become integral to my life from another perspective. were yall camping along tunnel ridge rd?

[brianallen]

Definitely need to try that place some day!

[mjbuisse]

You must get rid of your gym belay tags when you climb outside. It marks you as a gumby.😀

[jacobgaylord]

Great video! As a tech tip, when placing quickdraws it’s a best practice to have the gates facing opposite the direction of pull, so the spine of the carabiner is facing the rock when the rope applies tension to it. This reduces the chance of the gate being pressed open by the rock. When placing your draw, look at where the following draw will be, which usually indicates where the rope will be pulled towards.

[bkl]

Starts of like the diary of a modern beta male. 😂

[ThatLaggyNoob]

Too bad we didn't see each other at the RRG, I was just there camping at Miguel's the past few weeks. Seems like you got good weather during your time there at least