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Background: The aim of the current paper was to compare the anxiety and sensation seeking levels of the mountaineers in the urban environment and at the extremely high altitude. Material and methods: A total of seven male mountaineers participated in the study 1 Assoc.Prof.Dr. Dicle Aras, Ankara University, Faculty of Sport Sciences, Deparment of Coaching Education, daras@ankara.edu.tr, diclearasx@gmail.com 2 Assoc.Prof.Dr. Fırat Akça, Ankara University, Faculty of Sport Sciences, Deparment of Coaching Education, fakca@ankara.edu.tr 3 Research Assıstant Özkan Güler, Ankara University, Faculty of Sport Sciences, Deparment of Coaching Education, oguler@ankara.edu.tr, ozkanguler@msn.com 4 Abdulkadir Birol, Ankara University, Graduate School of Health Sciences, Sport Sciences (PhD student), birol_kadir@hotmail.com 5 Research Assıstant Göktuğ Ertetik, Ankara University, Faculty of Sport Sciences, Deparment of Coaching Education, ertetik@ankara.edu.tr, gertetik7@hotmail.com 6 Assoc.Prof.Dr Güney Çetinkaya, Akdeniz University, Faculty of Sports Sciences, Department of Recreation, gcetinkaya@akdeniz.edu.tr 7 Assoc.Prof.Dr. Cengiz Akalan, Ankara University, Faculty of Sport Sciences, Deparment of Coaching Education, cakalan@ankara.edu.tr, cengizakalan@gmail.com Aras, Dicle; Akça, Fırat; Güler, Özkan; Birol, Abdulkadir; Ertetik, Göktuğ; Çetinkaya, Güney; Akalan, Cengiz (2018). Extreme Altitude Mountain Climbing Decreases Sensation Seeking Score and Increases the Anxiety Level