Going for a solo ascent on the “Nipple Route on Alberta’s Mount Rundle,” these babies are seriously charging. Seriously. Well, not really. We’re not even sure if the Nipple Route exists. This look at an alternative reality comes through the eyes of Eric Becker, when he created the film in one day of filming and five hours of editing during the 2016 Adventure Filmmakers Workshop, part of the Banff Mountain Film Festival.
Scaling Rock is Serious; “A Higher Crawling,” a Climbing Film Starring Babies, Isn’t
This is like nothing you've ever seen. Literally.
BY The Inertia Mountain | Staff

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