Alpenbock Film Premiere - Industry SLC & Storm Mountain
EXPERIENCE THE HISTORY OF CLIMBING IN LITTLE COTTONWOOD CANYON
The SLCA and Headlamp Studios are excited to present the Alpenbock Film.
A story that brings the history of Little Cottonwood Canyon to life through the voices of those who lived it, University of Utah first ascensionists in the 1960s and the respective group they formed– The Alpenbock Club. This is a story of passion, grit, culture, and climbing ethics.
As climbing continues to grow in numbers and evolve, the routes and the passion for where we climb remain the same. We have a challenge and responsibility to preserve and protect these iconic climbing landscapes, rich with historical value. Because we can save a place a thousand times, but lose it only once.
It’s more than just climbing, it’s our legacy.
monday, july 6 at industry slc
There will be two showings of the original short film minute film on July 6th. See evening agenda below.
Tickets available below
monday, july 6th 2026
industry slc -650 S 500 W, Salt Lake City, UT 84101
6:00 PM - Doors open for first showing
6:30 PM - First showing of film starts
7:00 PM - Doors open for second showing & small reception
8:00 PM - Second showing of film starts
8:45 PM - Event end
Thursday, September 3rd at Storm Mountain Ampitheater
tickets avalible below
Thursday, September 3rd 2026
Storm Mountain Amphitheater - 5685 E Big Cottonwood Canyon Rd, Cottonwood Heights, UT 84121
7:00 PM – Doors Open
7:00–7:30 PM – Historic Climbing Gear Display & Social Hour
7:30–8:30 PM – Alpenbock film showing
8:30–9:00 PM – Q&A with the storytellers, filmmakers, and SLCA
Alpenbock film tralier
Want to learn more about the progress & making of the film?
This has been several years in the making and many contributions and efforts have been put in to the creation of this film. Check out the button below to see behind the scenes progress of the film before joining us for the premiere on July 6th or September 3rd.
ALPENBOCK HISTORIC TRAIL & CLIMBING AREA
On August 5th, 2024, Little Cottonwood Canyon (LCC) became America’s first recreational climbing area to be listed in the National Register of Historical Places. The Alpenbock Climbing Club established routes in the historical area and beyond. The Little Cottonwood Canyon Climbing Area holds statewide significance as an excellent representation of a culturally important district in the areas of Recreation and Social History in Salt Lake County, Utah.
