Petzl'TV - Mountaineering

MountaineeringSteep gulleys, ridges, couloirs, diehedrals, cornices and open bivies, etc. Mountaineering with a capital "M"...
Scottish Ice trip : The Petzl team is looking for Nessie and the most beautifull lines in Ben Nevis (Scotland).
Cerro Torre : The summit of this famous mountain is the dream of many alpinists... including Bruno Sourzac and Ramiro Calvo.
Ganesh5 : 1st ascent of Gorillaz Peak, on Ganesh V, Nepal.
OutdoorGames : A contest between 7 teams of 12 people to make the best 5-minute film over 5 days, highlighting 5 different sports (mountaineering, skiing, snowboarding, paragliding & BASE jumping)...
Patrouille des Glaciers : The classic ski-mountaineering race for a total distance traveled of 53 km, with 3994m of vertical elevation gain!
 

 

 

 

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Cerro Torre isn't in the

Cerro Torre isn't in the Torres del Paine Massif. One is in Chile and the other in Argentina!

Cerro torre

Cerro Torre is in Argentina, in El Chalten, where the Fitz Roy is too.

I like to climb in

I like to climb in Patagônia. I want to go El Chalten next year.

Does anyone know what the

Does anyone know what the songs in this film are? I have tried multiple times to identify them to no avail all suggestions are welcome.

Thanks!

Songs of movies

Hello,
Which song are you talking about?
Please mention the name of the movie and the exact timing (as we have a lot of music in our videos...)
For info, all the track's name, the artist's name (and most of the time the website) are mentionned at the end of each film.
Regards
The Petzl team


Songs

Hello,
I am interested in the Song you used in the Scotish Ice Trip. It is at about 7:40.
Thank you
Flo

The Swiss team did extremely

The Swiss team did extremely well in the PDG last year, and we also enjoyed the spectacular show from the Patrouille Suisse – the alps were beautiful and then you have these roaring synchronizing jets – what else do you need to make you smile?

Great movie about La Grave!

I enjoyed watching Ski Patrollers of La Grave, particularly because I had the good fortune of going skiing there over 10 years ago - the terrain there is simply astonishing for the expert skier and yet the village there is just small and unassuming which probably keeps the 'resort' crowds away. No wonder Doug Coombs eventually settled there, although very sad that he also lost his life in a ski accident there.

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