Five of Britain's strongest climbers on a week long bouldering trip to Cresciano in Switzerland.

Stone Monkey is the legendary film about rock climber Johnny Dawes, first released in 1986. 20 years after Stone Monkey was made, it is still widely regarded as possibly the best climbing film ever made.

Warren Miller's Storm is a dazzling travelogue of extreme snow-sports fanatics doing their thing in the most amazing places on Earth.

"Storms" is a first in climbing history. Finally, a climbing film without any climbing or narrative in this hysterical analysis of the modern climbing ethic.

Eerily romantic and overshadowed by the constant threat of doom, Storm Over Mont Blanc (Stürme über dem Montblanc) is a quintessential Bergfilm (“Mountain Film”) by Arnold Fanck, the genre’s innovator and unparalleled master. In German but dialogue is minimal - more like a silent movie!

Two of the UK’s best climbers attempt an onsight ascent of one of Europe’s hardest multi-pitch sport climbs.

Join boulderers Dylan Smith and Carl-Ola Bostrom on a tour of Sweden's best blocs. Swedish Meatballs features classic lines and first ascents as Dylan and Kalle spend a month on the road meeting up with the boulderers and climbers who shaped the Swedish scene.

3 women battle gale force winds and stormy seas to become the first all female team to seakayak around Tasmania.

A cabinet-maker, an orthopaedic surgeon and a retired geologist make for interesting fireside and narrow ledge company.

The 'Southern Traverse' in New Zealand is one the world most famous adventure races. Attitude is everything but winners and losers are not necessarily the people who cross the finish line first and last.