Mauna Kea. This is the true test of climbing, it's not just the vert here, it's the conditions, the lack of support and services, the altitude. 4,200m, 68km at 6%. Just 2 and a bit repeats of this beast and that's an Everest.... I wish it was that easy.

A combination of spectacular scenery, challenging climbing and an seemingly endless supply of switchbacks combined with the challenge of climbing over 8km of cobbles makes it a must ride climb. 

This is one of Switzerland’s most prestigious and difficult climbs featuring regularly in the Tour de Suisse.

Brendan Edwards takes a look at Dave Edwards fourth Everesting attempt in little over a week. He's on lap 2 right now so show your support on the With All I Have Facebook Page HERE

Next up it's the truly daunting Colle Delle Finestre. Recently named the worlds most epic climb by GCN, this is a 18km climb that you'll do well to make one ascent of with 8km of gravel, an average of 9.4% and zero respite all at the mercy of the the weather.

Dave's going to be knocking out over 5 reps on a climb that is beautiful as it is brutal... all just 3 days after battling the Rocacorba.

Rocacorba is a beautiful mountain 20 km north of Girona.  It’s a brutal climb that snakes its way through 745m over 9.9km. The ever changing gradient makes it hard to find your chi, and is a lot harder than its average gradient suggests.  

This is the first climb of the world Everest project.  Dave Edwards will be taking on 5 climbs in 5 countries over 2 weeks.  This ascent is 11 km long, with an average gradient of 10%. If you’re wondering how hard this is, the climb from the Gantry up Mount Baw Baw is considered one of Australia’s toughest climbs.  Mount Fuji is almost twice as long……….