Films Featuring Women Climbers

Margo Hayes, first woman to climb 9a+, on La Rambla and then Biographie.

Babsi Zangerl on Magic Mushroom, one of the hardest free routes on El Capitan.

Zangerl again, freeing the Zodiac.

Emily Harrington's first free ascent of Golden Gate on El Cap.

Janja Garnbret, the most dominant competition climber in history, on her own terms.

Katie Lamb, first woman to climb V16, and the craft behind hard bouldering, from Patagonia.

Heather Weidner on China Doll, a 5.14a R trad climb in Boulder Canyon.

Paige Claassen on To Bolt or Not to Be, America's first 5.14a.

Nina Caprez in Morocco, a forty-minute portrait from Arc'teryx.

Caprez and Cédric Lachat on Orbayu, the 8c big wall route on Naranjo de Bulnes.

Anna Hazelnutt and Matilda Söderlund on a big wall in Madagascar.

Hazelnutt on the Walk of Life, E9, in Devon.

Hazelnutt on Third Millennium, a hard sport route in the United States.

Amity Warme's ground-up ethic on Yosemite's big walls.

Warme on Book of Hate, 5.13d, in Yosemite.

Kyra Condie bouldering in Rocklands, South Africa, for a month.

Brette Harrington and Marc-André Leclerc on Baffin Island.

Brette Harrington, Emily Harrington, Christina Lusti and Hilaree Nelson on an alpine big wall expedition.

Angie Scarth-Johnson, age ten at the time, on a 7c+ in Nowra.