- The
Salathé Wall is one of the
original big wall
climbing routes up El Capitan, a 3,000-foot (900 m) high
granite monolith in
Yosemite National Park....
- John
Salathé (June 14, 1899 – 31
August 1992) was a Swiss-born
American pioneering rock
climber (and
particularly in big wall
climbing and in aid climbing)...
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early routes are
still po****r today.
Among the
early classics are the
Salathé Wall (1961,
Royal Robbins,
Chuck Pratt and Tom Frost) on the southwest...
- 1875 (before
November 10) John Muir 1946
Salathe Route on
southwest face (IV 5.7 A3), FA by John
Salathe and
Anton Nelson 1957
Northwest Face (VI 5...
-
notable big wall
locations around the world. Huber’s 1995
ascent of the
Salathé Wall in
Yosemite was the first-ever
redpoint of an 8a (5.13b)
graded big...
- The Steck-
Salathé Route is a big wall
traditional climbing route up
Sentinel Rock. The
route was
first climbed, in
extremely hot
weather with minimal...
-
Marcel Salathé (born 1975 in Basel) is a
Swiss digital epidemiologist and
currently an ****ociate
professor at EPFL. He is the PI of the Lab of Digital...
-
woman to free
climb El
Capitan in a day, the
first woman to free
climb the
Salathė Wall on El Capitan, the
first woman to free solo The
Diamond on
Longs Peak...
- Rock
climber Chuck Pratt bivouacking during the
first ascent of the
Salathé Wall on El
Capitan in
Yosemite Valley in
September 1961....
- also
known as a
wedge piton, was
designed by John
Salathé and Yvon
Chouinard (named
after Salathé's ascent of Lost
Arrow Spire), is a hot-forged, tapered...
