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Climbers Spent 19 Days on a 1,200-Metre Patagonia Wall
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Climbers Spent 19 Days on a 1,200-Metre Patagonia Wall
After 19 days on the east face of the Central Tower of Paine in Chilean Patagonia, it took some time for Nico Favresse, Siebe Vanhee, and Sean Villanueva O’Driscoll of Belgium to get used to walking on horizontal ground again. The experience was intense, marked by bad weather and harsh climbing conditions. As Villanueva O’Driscoll put it in the American Alpine Journal, “We just barely managed to pull it off!” And as Favresse said in Alpinist, “T…
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