Climbing on the Edge of the World | Britain's MOST Remote Sea Cliffs

Embark on an extraordinary adventure to the most remote islands of the British Isles: St Kilda. This film follows Robbie Phillips and his climbing partner, Will Birkett, as they sail across the Outer Hebrides and out into the Atlantic to reach this wild and windswept Scottish archipelago.

Setting their sights on making the first ascent of a staggering, 200-meter overhanging sea cliff that had never been climbed until now, their journey doesn’t end there... In the spirit of the island’s original inhabitants, they retrace their steps to climb an ancient sea stack - a treacherous pinnacle once scaled for survival to hunt seabirds, untouched by climbers for over 130 years.

With breathtaking landscapes, raw adventure, and the stories of those who came before, this is a journey into the heart of St Kilda’s untamed beauty, where history and climbing intersect in one of the most daring expeditions of Robbie's career.

Editor: Robbie Phillips
Camera 1: Ryan Balharry
Camera 2: Hugo Saunders
Colouring: 9th Grade

Music:
"Farewell to St Kilda" by Shannon Stevenson
"Exploration" by Beluga Lagoon
"Ireland" by Ben Winwood
"Travel" by The Hunts
"Rain" by ANBR
"Rapid Motion" by Ian Post
"Long Ride" by Dan Howell
"Outrun" by WEARETHEGOOD
"Land" by ANBR
"Flight of the Inner Bird" by Out of Flux
"Sunlit Horizon" by Will Van De Crommert
"Run with the Wolves" by Ardie Son
"Inevitable" by Spearfisher
"Songbird" by Doug Kauffman
"Oh Darlin" by The Hunts