The Hardest Climbs Ever Filmed

Adam Ondra's Silence in Flatanger, the world's first 9c (5.15d). Ondra's own film, including the kneebar crux and the training behind it.

Shawn Raboutou on Alphane in Chironico, one of the first V17 (9A) boulders. The Mellow cut, 47 minutes of process.

Nalle Hukkataival's years on Burden of Dreams in Finland, the first boulder proposed at V17.

Ondra and Chris Sharma on La Dura Dura in Oliana, 9b+, the hardest route in the world when this was made.

Ondra flashes Supercrackinette, 9a+, at Saint-Léger-du-Ventoux: the hardest flash ever at the time.

Lexicon, E11, in the Lake District, flashed. Neil Gresham explains what E11 means.

Alex Megos on Bibliographie in Céüse, proposed at 9c on the first ascent and later downgraded to 9b+.

Stefano Ghisolfi on Excalibur in Arco, 9b+.

Connor Herson on Drifter's Escape in Squamish, argued to be the hardest trad climb in the world.

Margo Hayes becomes the first woman to climb 9a+ with La Rambla, then repeats it with Biographie.

Chris Sharma's first ascent of the Es Pontàs arch in Mallorca, still the hardest deep water solo in the world.

Kryptonite in Colorado, the first 5.14d in the United States.