Contains real life scenarios that most people can relate to and is not at all preachy. They do give somewhat of a gospel message but are not at all in your face about it. Good acting, great production. Involves the lives of an unbeliever and a committed Christian forging a friendship based on a mutual goal. I really like that it portrays a relationship between the two men that is similar to relationships that I have had as a believer with unbelievers. This would be a great movie to watch with friends that you want to hear the gospel message without it seeming like you are showing them the movie just for that reason. I would highly recommend!

this movie may be comforting, to people who have a strong faith, but itis SO racist.the atheist is black and a jerk, where as the amazing white religiousguy is a understanding, safe climber who forgives the other man, 4 being an a-hole. and the end is just plain stupid.if u r religious, u might like it (as i said up there) but if u have any sense u will see how offending it is.this is offending junk that will make any1 with a good sense of what is right and what is distasteful

The story was very captivating and thought-provoking. The scenery of the mountains was beautiful, and the story brought tears to my eyes.One thing I didn't particularly like was the sort of cheesy acting of the Mackie's owner, but I guess he was just supposed to be that way.Great story...see it, and remember the high road!

How many mountains can a man climb in one lifetime? How many mountains can one climb in one movie? Racial bias, pride, loss, hurt, pregnancy, corporate success, painful past, family dysfunction, unreached dreams... after watching this gospel presentation you'll understand how God can use each problem we face in life as a part of the climb home. Next time, take the high road.