Link Sar: The Last Great Unclimbed Mountain

Link Sar: The Last Great Unclimbed Mountain follows an elite team into Pakistan’s Karakoram to take on a peak with a reputation for shutting everyone down. With decades of failed attempts and a mountain that offers little margin for error, the film tracks the return of Graham Zimmerman, Steve Swenson, and Mark Richey as they commit to one more shot at the unscaled summit. What makes this one so gripping is the constant tension of real alpine decision-making: unstable snow, avalanche exposure, and the slow grind of high altitude where every move has consequences. It’s a sharp, fast-paced look at modern expedition climbing—equal parts ambition and restraint—capturing why the world’s hardest objectives aren’t always about difficulty grades, but about surviving long enough to earn the chance.

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Get ready for alpine climbing with EpicTV → https://bit.ly/3DeD1bs Watch Graham's next FILM from Alaska: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQ0xCbcLC4M Standing at 7041 Metres, Link Sar is said to be the last great unclimbed mountain of the Karakoram range in Pakistan. The Mountain has seen 9 failed attempts since 1970, including a 2017 attempt by the team of Graham Zimmerman, Steve Swenson and Mark Richey. In 2019 the team returned bolsered by the addition of Mark Richey for one more attempt on the unscaled peak. This is their story. Follow us on instagram: @epictvclimbing: http://bit.ly/2iovWz1 @grahamzimmerman: https://bit.ly/3ac1pOt @steveswenson: https://bit.ly/3Ddjkkr @markrichey: https://bit.ly/2WLkdB4 @now_climbing: https://bit.ly/3leFdcM @tincup