Climbers

In the new season, Biê and Neto will end up at Todra Gorge Canyon in Morocco, a place of mind-boggling climbs in reddish limestone and vertical and difficult walls. The climbers literally went beyond Marrakesh in search of new challenges.

Biê and Neto go once again to the Todra Gorge Canyon, this time they will face the first major route in Morocco. The chosen route was Vertical Therapy, a route with a high degree of difficulty.

Neto and Biê arrive in the Jebel El Kest region. The duo's first challenge will be in the All Relative Gorge territory. In the next challenge, they will head to the Samazar Valley district, looking for one of the most famous roads in southern Morocco.

Climbers, now in southern Morocco, arrive at a village called Tafraoute. The region is famous for its pink granite formations with bizarre shapes and intense colors that change according to the light conditions.

Mountaineers are in Taglia Gorge, a place considered the pearl of Morocco. After two hours of walking, they arrive at the village that is located in a valley where the mountains have more than a thousand options of climbing routes.

Bernardo Biê and Silvio Neto arrive in Spain to explore the region that is today the most important of the climb. There are the most difficult rock climbs in the world. The first destination is the Montserrat region.

Climbers Bernardo Biê and Silvio Neto leave for Siurana, one of the world's most famous sports climbing peaks. It is there that some of the most difficult roads in the world are located.

Climbers Bernardo Biê and Silvio Neto are now on their way to Margalef, another classic peak in Spain. There climbers will face tough roads in some of the most impressive sectors in the region.

Mountaineers Bernardo Biê and Silvio Neto are in Rodellar, the mecca of world climbing in Spain. After meeting several Brazilian friends, the pair meets the climber and friend Jana, who takes them to know the Las Ventanas sector.

Climbers Bernardo Biê and Silvio Neto will climb two in Rodellar. The sectors chosen will be Ventanas and Piscineta. Accompanied by Brazilian climber Jana, the three tasted hard lines with an incredible look.

The destination of climbers Silvio Neto and Bernardo Biê is the Riglos region, in Spain. The two will climb one of the most classic mountains in the region, El Puro - a very imposing conglomerate finger.

In Riglos, Spain, Bernardo Biê and Silvio Neto have a guest, Daniele Pupo, an excellent sports climber who will make his second mountain climb with them. They will make the Via Festa de Los Bíceps, a very negative route.

Silvio Neto and Bernardo Biê will explore Cavallers, in Spain, a place quite different from all the other peaks climbed by them. The region is known for bringing all climbing styles together in one place.