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Portrait. "Everything Is a Bit Misogynous in Climbing": Sébastien Berthe's Commitments, One of the Best Climbers in the World

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After making the fourth free ascent of the Dawn Wall's history on El Capitan, the world's most difficult road, Belgian Sébastien Berthe came to settle in Grenoble in January. A land that seems carved for him, the militant climber: because it is surrounded by the mountains but also because it cultivates this image of a city committed to the defence of minorities.

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After making the fourth free ascent of the Dawn Wall's history on El Capitan, the world's most difficult road, Belgian Sébastien Berthe came to settle in Grenoble in January. A land that seems carved for him, the militant climber: because it is surrounded by the mountains but also because it cultivates this image of a city committed to the defence of minorities.

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ledauphine.com broke the news on Monday, November 9, 2026.
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