Greg Hill - I Could Die at Any Moment

Acclaimed Canadian ski mountaineer and environmental activist, Greg Hill, is releasing his memoir, “I Could Die at Any Moment”, a gripping narrative of his life’s most daring adventures and the profound lessons he learned along the way. The memoir takes readers behind the scenes of Hill’s extraordinary journey as he pushes the limits of human endurance and confronts the delicate balance between risk and reward.

Best known for his world record-setting feats of skiing over two million vertical feet in a single year and summiting some of the world’s most treacherous peaks, Greg Hill’s story is a testament to the power of perseverance, passion, and survival in the face of danger. Hill shares for the first time the untold stories behind his greatest triumphs and close calls, offering a raw and unflinching look at the mental and emotional toll of living life on the edge.

A Memoir Born of Life-Threatening Moments

Throughout his memoir, Hill recounts the exhilarating highs and heart-stopping lows that define the life of a professional adventurer. From narrowly escaping avalanches and weathering brutal conditions to navigating the psychological challenges of the unknown, Hill’s narrative is a deeply personal reflection on mortality and the desire to truly live. Throughout the book, Hill’s love for the mountains and his respect for nature shine through, underscoring the complex relationship between human ambition and the forces of the natural world.

“I’ve always lived by the motto, ‘If you’re not living on the edge, you’re taking up too much space,’” says Hill. “But over the years, I’ve learned that with great adventure comes great responsibility, not only to myself but to my family, my friends, and the environment I love so deeply. This book is my attempt to share that journey of growth, risk, and self-discovery.”