Some trees are as high as a 20-storey building, so how do you get to the top? Expert tree climber Dave Katz reveals the tricks of the trade.

Expert tree climber Tim Kovar founded Tree Climbing Planet, a tree-climbing school in Oregon City, Oregon, in 2010. But he’s been teaching people how to climb trees for about 20 years.

He is, after all, the guy holding the rope of my rock-climbing harness as I scale a 40-metre-tall, 12-storey white pine. At first, that simply means using a ladder to reach low branches.

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These trees are great fun to climb, because often the branches grow out for quite a distance so you can walk out on them. We call it limb walking, and it's a bit like tight rope walking.

For example, she will have to "monkey up the tree as fast as [she] can and ring a bell," rescue a 68-kilogram dummy placed 6 to 7.5 metres above the ground and climb a 50-foot vertical rope.

They climb trees for a living and swing from ropes. "It's fun until you pull out the big chain saw, or it's windy or power lines are in the way," said Darin Salas, owner of Ddl Tree Services in ...

A competitor takes part in the Prairie Chapter Tree Climbing Championship at John Hextall Park in Calgary on Saturday, August 24, 2024. (Terri Trembath/CBC) ...

The open ascent consisted of a 50-foot climb up a rope attached to a crane, where the climber then rang a bell. E.J. Turner of House Springs, Mo., said it took him 14 seconds to make the climb.