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In 1981, alpinists Jim Donini, Jack Tackle, Greg Thomsen, Jim Kanzler, and Kim Schmitz traveled to China to summit Mount Siguniang. Their attempt was fraught with complications, high jinks, and bad decisions. The living members recollect the trip in this film of Alpinists at Large: 1981 Attempt on Mount Siguniang in China, from the American Alpine Club and Bedrock Films.
