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New 36-Pitch Patagonia Big Wall Climb Took 41 Days to Complete
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New 36-Pitch Patagonia Big Wall Climb Took 41 Days to Complete
Myles Moser and his team, Trevor Anthes and Harry Kinnard, embarked on a 41-day capsule-style ascent of the Central Tower of Torres del Paine, confronting the full fury of Patagonia: wind, rain, gravity, and snow. Their objective was audacious, to establish a free climb up the 4,000-foot east face, one of the most imposing walls on Earth. With 29 independent pitches and seven more tied into the final summit section of the Bonnington-Williams Rou…
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