Below are some videos I took from Hua Shan in October:
From the South Peak. The wind up there was absolutely brutal. As you can see from my lens, rain was pouring down at that point. Probably not good for my camera, but worth the cool video.
From the East Peak. Great panoramic view.
This is from earlier on in the mountain before getting to the peaks.
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