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How is 94-Year-Old Marcel Remy Still Climbing?

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To be a climber who can ascend a 450-metre face at any point in their life is an impressive feat. To do it at age 94 is basically unheard of, but that’s exactly what Marcel Remy has been up to. Catch up with the old legend as he climbs the 450 meter tall north-west face of the legendary Miroir de l’Argentine in western Switzerland. This is a flick that is well worth watching! —ML

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