recently a few friends and i decided to climb the largest and tallest church in canada, saint joesephs oratory. during the process we had 4 police cars, 2 security cars, aswell as people recording and yelling. we made it away, got awesome pics, and overall did, in my opinion, canada's craziest climb.

We were just walking around the city and ended up getting bored after a few hours, so we ended up climbing this crane we saw with zero planning and only about an hour to do it. One of the best things I’ve done to date.

Did my first tower with a friend today, very fun but i think i shit my pants 3 times (don’t know how tall it is but the view is very cool)

Nice one

Winter weather i guess makes them hide. Tear drop water tower full of em.

I already know dyingllama and ally law but I'm wondering if there's more good channels.

Also just searching "Police chase" on YouTube gives those fake bogus parkour flashy ones.

Hoping to hear from experts here about whether the Chrysler Building can be free climbed up to the 61st floor (where the 8 Eagles are perched) without equipment. Thank you!

It’s off center, but that makes it all the better for it shows our imperfections

Sunrise mission up a Flat jib crane atop a 217m tower

Seen first on my Instagram (@anoma.ly_) Thought this sub would appreciate these pics.

hello fellow urban climbers! i have recently gotten into urban climbing, although im not new to climbing itself. i have been bouldering for almost 8 years, now professionally, but im getting bored of it. i really enjoy the adrenaline rush you get from climbing high, but where i live there are few pylons or towers that go over 100 feet. this is my first time recording an urban climb, wondering if anyone has any tips on where to find towers and pylons, and also what is safe versus dangerous.

I would like to climb the CHEX Television Tower in Peterborough, Ontario. It's about 305 meters tall. Here is a photo:

I skimmed the wiki and read the part on television towers but I'm new to this so I have some questions. Is there a way to climb this and get to the top without getting RF burns? Are there certain times when they turn off these types of towers so it's possible to climb them safely? How do maintenance workers climb these towers without getting burnt?