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On January 23, I’ll be free soloing Taipei 101 in Taiwan. It’s been a long time goal of mine and it’ll be the most ambitious urban climb that I’ve attempted. It’s a nearly 1,700 ft tower! What’s not to like?! And I’ll be doing it LIVE on @Netflix. Tune in Friday, January 23 at 8PM ET / 5PM PT
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On January 23, I’ll be free soloing Taipei 101 in Taiwan. It’s been a long time goal of mine and it’ll be the most ambitious urban climb that I’ve attempted. It’s a nearly 1,700 ft tower! What’s not to like?! And I’ll be doing it LIVE on @Netflix. Tune in Friday, January 23 at 8PM ET / 5PM PT
It’s a Christmas miracle!! I sent my long standing sport climbing project Bachelor Party. It was established as a 9a (5.14d) but I found different beta (and some knees) that make it easier so it’s probably no harder than 8c+ for me. But it’s the most effort that I’ve put into a route over the years - partially because the other two winters I was at home trying it seriously we had babies, which kind of ended my seasons, and partially because it’s my total anti-style. Campusing on pockets in a roof… It was a great day at the crag with a lot of friends. @james_lucas happened to be up there with a drone for his fist day of the season and filmed the whole send. And @joekinder was nice enough to cut his footage into a little send video. @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @lasportivana @blackdiamond
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It’s a Christmas miracle!! I sent my long standing sport climbing project Bachelor Party. It was established as a 9a (5.14d) but I found different beta (and some knees) that make it easier so it’s probably no harder than 8c+ for me. But it’s the most effort that I’ve put into a route over the years - partially because the other two winters I was at home trying it seriously we had babies, which kind of ended my seasons, and partially because it’s my total anti-style. Campusing on pockets in a roof… It was a great day at the crag with a lot of friends. @james_lucas happened to be up there with a drone for his fist day of the season and filmed the whole send. And @joekinder was nice enough to cut his footage into a little send video. @thenorthface @thenorthface_climb @lasportivana @blackdiamond
No ropes. No gear. One of the greatest climbers of all time, Alex Honnold, will free solo Taipei 101, one of the tallest buildings in the world — LIVE on Netflix. SKYSCRAPER LIVE. January 23 @ 8 PM ET | 5 PM PT.
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No ropes. No gear. One of the greatest climbers of all time, Alex Honnold, will free solo Taipei 101, one of the tallest buildings in the world — LIVE on Netflix. SKYSCRAPER LIVE. January 23 @ 8 PM ET | 5 PM PT.
A few weeks ago I did a quadruple solo link up on Mt Wilson in Red Rocks: I went up the Warrior (5.11- 7 long pitches) on the Cactus Flower Tower, then descended the gully to the base of the Aeolian Wall and soloed Gift of the Wind Gods (5.10+ 10 pitches), then scrambled up and over the main summit of Mt Wilson and descended the Resolution Arete into Inti Watana (5.10+ like 17 pitches if you count the upper stuff??), then scrambled around and started up Dogma but wound up bailing at the crux and heading left over into a new route that I hadn’t heard about before. I ended up onsight soloing Willy’s Wild Ride (5.10+ 9 pitches) after accessing it via the first bunch of pitches of Dogma. It was actually kind of a great route and I rather enjoyed the crack climbing. At sunset I quested across the South Summit and down the southern scrambling route and made it back to the car roughly 12.5 hours after I started. It was a good adventure but my overall takeaway was that I don’t love scrambling on Mt Wilson… probably my last time messing around like that.
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A few weeks ago I did a quadruple solo link up on Mt Wilson in Red Rocks: I went up the Warrior (5.11- 7 long pitches) on the Cactus Flower Tower, then descended the gully to the base of the Aeolian Wall and soloed Gift of the Wind Gods (5.10+ 10 pitches), then scrambled up and over the main summit of Mt Wilson and descended the Resolution Arete into Inti Watana (5.10+ like 17 pitches if you count the upper stuff??), then scrambled around and started up Dogma but wound up bailing at the crux and heading left over into a new route that I hadn’t heard about before. I ended up onsight soloing Willy’s Wild Ride (5.10+ 9 pitches) after accessing it via the first bunch of pitches of Dogma. It was actually kind of a great route and I rather enjoyed the crack climbing. At sunset I quested across the South Summit and down the southern scrambling route and made it back to the car roughly 12.5 hours after I started. It was a good adventure but my overall takeaway was that I don’t love scrambling on Mt Wilson… probably my last time messing around like that.
Rest day stroll in rain - very scenic views of Taipei though a little bit wet right now. Getting over my jet lag and feeling pretty good. Getting psyched!
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Rest day stroll in rain - very scenic views of Taipei though a little bit wet right now. Getting over my jet lag and feeling pretty good. Getting psyched!
Same beach, 5 years apart: life sure happens fast sometimes! @sannimccandless and I got married 5 years ago, fun to be back at the same beach with 2 little imps.
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Same beach, 5 years apart: life sure happens fast sometimes! @sannimccandless and I got married 5 years ago, fun to be back at the same beach with 2 little imps.
Hard to believe but today marks the 8 year anniversary of free soloing el cap! Time flies. I’m still so grateful to the whole team for working on the climb with me and documenting it in the film. It was such an all star crew and such a great adventure (though obviously stressful at the time…). Now I’m married with two kids and a house. How life changes!
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Hard to believe but today marks the 8 year anniversary of free soloing el cap! Time flies. I’m still so grateful to the whole team for working on the climb with me and documenting it in the film. It was such an all star crew and such a great adventure (though obviously stressful at the time…). Now I’m married with two kids and a house. How life changes!
The Maze!! I got to do an amazing slot canyon in Red Rock last weekend to celebrate a friend’s birthday. 11 of us quested down the canyon! So cool! It really exceeded expectations - it’s nice to see that despite all the time I’ve spent adventuring around the canyons there are still incredible spots that I haven’t seen. I shot a bunch of pics and videos of friends playing around - I managed to avoid ever getting in the water but most of the team swam here and there. Good stuff!
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The Maze!! I got to do an amazing slot canyon in Red Rock last weekend to celebrate a friend’s birthday. 11 of us quested down the canyon! So cool! It really exceeded expectations - it’s nice to see that despite all the time I’ve spent adventuring around the canyons there are still incredible spots that I haven’t seen. I shot a bunch of pics and videos of friends playing around - I managed to avoid ever getting in the water but most of the team swam here and there. Good stuff!
Happy birthday to @sannimccandless!! We’ve been together for 10 years now and have two wonderful babies - life has changed so much but in some ways not at all. The pics are from recent adventures in the last two weeks around Tahoe. Backpacking with the kids last week and a really scenic birthday/date hike yesterday. We’re slowly getting old together but having a great time doing it…
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Happy birthday to @sannimccandless!! We’ve been together for 10 years now and have two wonderful babies - life has changed so much but in some ways not at all. The pics are from recent adventures in the last two weeks around Tahoe. Backpacking with the kids last week and a really scenic birthday/date hike yesterday. We’re slowly getting old together but having a great time doing it…
Last selection of Platinum Wall pics - @tommycaldwell and I topped out on the 6th morning after 39 pitches of pretty amazing climbing. After a brief celebration on top we rapped the wall to descend with our bags. A few of the pics: Tommy after sending the crux on the last morning, us on top, this amazing roof feature at the top of the wall, and a few camping shots from our home on the wall. It was such an amazing route - anyone capable should totally try it sometime.
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Last selection of Platinum Wall pics - @tommycaldwell and I topped out on the 6th morning after 39 pitches of pretty amazing climbing. After a brief celebration on top we rapped the wall to descend with our bags. A few of the pics: Tommy after sending the crux on the last morning, us on top, this amazing roof feature at the top of the wall, and a few camping shots from our home on the wall. It was such an amazing route - anyone capable should totally try it sometime.
A few weeks ago I got to go big walling with my old friend @christopherweidner. We climbed the route Daddy Issues (21 pitch 5.13c) on Middle Cathedral over two days with a really nice night of camping on a beautiful ledge at mid height. We both have 3.5 year old kids - seemed fitting to go get worked on Daddy Issues together. The lights on El Cap were insane at night - so many folks!! Overall, we had a great time and the route was a perfect re-introduction to Yosemite for the season. So nice!!
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A few weeks ago I got to go big walling with my old friend @christopherweidner. We climbed the route Daddy Issues (21 pitch 5.13c) on Middle Cathedral over two days with a really nice night of camping on a beautiful ledge at mid height. We both have 3.5 year old kids - seemed fitting to go get worked on Daddy Issues together. The lights on El Cap were insane at night - so many folks!! Overall, we had a great time and the route was a perfect re-introduction to Yosemite for the season. So nice!!
A few terrible photos from a recent adventure up Gift of the Wind Gods (1,500ft 5.10d) on Mt Wilson. I onsight soloed it while exploring for a potential Wilson link up. I was really impressed by the quality of the climbing - it’s a beautiful route that I’m surprised doesn’t get climbed more. I think if you look really closely you can see two parties over on Inti Watana in the back of my selfie photo. But I think Gift was actually a better route. Also got a photo of the impressive bird’s nest at the top of the route. I made it car to car in Oak Creek in 4 hours, which is a personal best I think for climbing a big route on Wilson.
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A few terrible photos from a recent adventure up Gift of the Wind Gods (1,500ft 5.10d) on Mt Wilson. I onsight soloed it while exploring for a potential Wilson link up. I was really impressed by the quality of the climbing - it’s a beautiful route that I’m surprised doesn’t get climbed more. I think if you look really closely you can see two parties over on Inti Watana in the back of my selfie photo. But I think Gift was actually a better route. Also got a photo of the impressive bird’s nest at the top of the route. I made it car to car in Oak Creek in 4 hours, which is a personal best I think for climbing a big route on Wilson.
The highlight of my Yosemite season this year was climbing the Platinum Wall on El Cap with @tommycaldwell over 6 days. It was an amazing dad’s trip up the mountain - we camped, we climbed, we enjoyed an incredible route. It was awesome. It’s a 39 pitch 5.13+ with 29 pitches of 5.12 or harder - very sustained and very high quality. Here’s a roundup of scenic pics… I’ll probably post more soon. It only got better the higher we made it up the wall.
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The highlight of my Yosemite season this year was climbing the Platinum Wall on El Cap with @tommycaldwell over 6 days. It was an amazing dad’s trip up the mountain - we camped, we climbed, we enjoyed an incredible route. It was awesome. It’s a 39 pitch 5.13+ with 29 pitches of 5.12 or harder - very sustained and very high quality. Here’s a roundup of scenic pics… I’ll probably post more soon. It only got better the higher we made it up the wall.
Happy Holidays from the Honnold family!! We took 100 photos of the girls looking away and picking their noses for each decent one… But it’s been a super wholesome family Christmas. So nice!
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Happy Holidays from the Honnold family!! We took 100 photos of the girls looking away and picking their noses for each decent one… But it’s been a super wholesome family Christmas. So nice!
Alex Honnold is one of the greatest climbers the world has ever seen — famously free soloing El Capitan, approximately 3,000 feet, without a rope. But he’s also a husband and a dad ❤️ SKYSCRAPER LIVE. January 23 @ 8 PM ET | 5 PM PT
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Alex Honnold is one of the greatest climbers the world has ever seen — famously free soloing El Capitan, approximately 3,000 feet, without a rope. But he’s also a husband and a dad ❤️ SKYSCRAPER LIVE. January 23 @ 8 PM ET | 5 PM PT
No ropes. No gear. No problem. Alex Honnold is one of the most incredible athletes we’ve ever seen — redefining what is possible 👏 This Friday, he’ll take on a new challenge: free soloing Taipei 101, one of the tallest buildings in the world. SKYSCRAPER LIVE. January 23 @ 8 PM ET | 5 PM PT #alexhonnold #climbing #rockclimbing #freesolo #bouldering
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No ropes. No gear. No problem. Alex Honnold is one of the most incredible athletes we’ve ever seen — redefining what is possible 👏 This Friday, he’ll take on a new challenge: free soloing Taipei 101, one of the tallest buildings in the world. SKYSCRAPER LIVE. January 23 @ 8 PM ET | 5 PM PT #alexhonnold #climbing #rockclimbing #freesolo #bouldering
Mt Rainier!! Turns out it’s a really big mountain. Since I was just in WA for a family wedding my cousin Erik asked me to climb Rainier with him. The weather seemed somewhat so so (it was hard to tell that we made it to the top because visibility was so low) but the clouds opened from time to time and the views were really quite impressive. Pictures are a mix from the journey - Erik’s girlfriend Natalia joined us for the hike up to Camp Muir and cheffed up an impressive camp dinner, lots of snow, big crevasses, etc. We “climbed” the Disappointment Cleaver which I think is the easiest route up the mountain - it’s more hiking than climbing but through pretty epic terrain. But it was fun to mix it up with a family outing in the mountains.
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Mt Rainier!! Turns out it’s a really big mountain. Since I was just in WA for a family wedding my cousin Erik asked me to climb Rainier with him. The weather seemed somewhat so so (it was hard to tell that we made it to the top because visibility was so low) but the clouds opened from time to time and the views were really quite impressive. Pictures are a mix from the journey - Erik’s girlfriend Natalia joined us for the hike up to Camp Muir and cheffed up an impressive camp dinner, lots of snow, big crevasses, etc. We “climbed” the Disappointment Cleaver which I think is the easiest route up the mountain - it’s more hiking than climbing but through pretty epic terrain. But it was fun to mix it up with a family outing in the mountains.
I’ve spent the last month at home in Vegas projecting a hard sport route at a local sport crag (in between parenting and work travel - there’s been a lot of real life mixed in!). When I started working on the route I thought it was maybe the hardest thing that I’ve tried, but now that I’m getting closer to sending I’m not so sure. Funny how that happens. But it’s been great having a project to stay motivated. And it’s such a beautiful wall! Video and route by my friend @mikedoyleca
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I’ve spent the last month at home in Vegas projecting a hard sport route at a local sport crag (in between parenting and work travel - there’s been a lot of real life mixed in!). When I started working on the route I thought it was maybe the hardest thing that I’ve tried, but now that I’m getting closer to sending I’m not so sure. Funny how that happens. But it’s been great having a project to stay motivated. And it’s such a beautiful wall! Video and route by my friend @mikedoyleca
I got a few more fun photos from the Platinum Wall from @pablo_durana. I really like our descent photo - after 5 nights on the wall and a morning spent rappelling with our bags we were looking pretty rugged… such a fun adventure on the wall. I’m already hoping that @tommycaldwell and I get another dads’ trip on the wall next season.
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I got a few more fun photos from the Platinum Wall from @pablo_durana. I really like our descent photo - after 5 nights on the wall and a morning spent rappelling with our bags we were looking pretty rugged… such a fun adventure on the wall. I’m already hoping that @tommycaldwell and I get another dads’ trip on the wall next season.
@joshkmccoy and I went for a little scrambling/hiking adventure from Oak Creek up and over the tops of the mountains and back around down Lost Creek Canyon. We car shuttled so that we wouldn’t have to trudge the many miles back across the desert to where we started. It was a bit of a recon for another link up that I’ve been scheming about, but after thrashing along the ridge behind Bridge Mt I kind of lost morale for that particular idea. Maybe for the future… But we had a great day of adventuring. We started on Black Orpheus (10ish pitch 5.10a, but quite easy for the grade) and then opted out of any more real climbing, choosing instead to just hike and scramble (we were tired). Always something to do in Red Rock.
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@joshkmccoy and I went for a little scrambling/hiking adventure from Oak Creek up and over the tops of the mountains and back around down Lost Creek Canyon. We car shuttled so that we wouldn’t have to trudge the many miles back across the desert to where we started. It was a bit of a recon for another link up that I’ve been scheming about, but after thrashing along the ridge behind Bridge Mt I kind of lost morale for that particular idea. Maybe for the future… But we had a great day of adventuring. We started on Black Orpheus (10ish pitch 5.10a, but quite easy for the grade) and then opted out of any more real climbing, choosing instead to just hike and scramble (we were tired). Always something to do in Red Rock.