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Get a Little Out There with Alex Honnold

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Get a Little Out There with Alex Honnold Season 1, Episode 3: Digging Deeper

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Pro climber Alex Honnold heads to one of Nevada’s spookiest towns. In Tonopah, he hunts for ghosts, digs for gems, checks into a haunted hotel, and reunites with Caldwell for a high-alpine climb up Mt. Jefferson. Watch Get a Little Out There with Alex Honnold Season 1, Episode 3 Digging Deeper in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Get a Little Out There with Alex Honnold Season 1, Episode 3 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

5 episodes
Season 1
1

Home Means Nevada

Pro climber Alex Honnold explores the Las Vegas backyard he calls home. From Black Canyon to the summit of Mt. Charleston, he climbs, hikes, and solos his favorite desert routes while reflecting on life, fame, family—and aliens.
2

Wild Wild Granites

In rural Nevada, pro climber Alex Honnold scales a vertical bus, a massive sand dune, and joins Tommy Caldwell for a first ascent on a granite wall. Off the rock, he meets locals who keep Goldfield curious, from burros to a quirky local radio host.
3

Digging Deeper

Pro climber Alex Honnold heads to one of Nevada’s spookiest towns. In Tonopah, he hunts for ghosts, digs for gems, checks into a haunted hotel, and reunites with Caldwell for a high-alpine climb up Mt. Jefferson.
4

Taking a Peak

Pro climbers Alex Honnold and Cedar Wright battle wind and a surprise snowstorm in Great Basin National Park. When the weather clears, Alex explores Ely’s growing biking scene and stargazes beneath some of the darkest skies in America.
5

Cowboy Country

Deep in cowboy country, pro climber Alex Honnold joins endurance runner Peyton Thomas for an unexpected adventure in the Ruby Mountains. Off the trail, he dives into Basque culture, practices cowboy poetry, and silversmiths a romantic gift for his wife.