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The route is still by all means a beast. It's been climbed free a few times since all the bolts from the original route were chopped.
Fitzroy
green grass field near mountain under white clouds and blue sky during daytimePhoto by Alexander Schimmeck on UnsplashThis isn't Cerro Torre, but actually Cerro Fitzroy, another amazing little bit of climbing.
Tommy Caldwell
File:Tommy Caldwell (2015).jpg - Wikimedia Commonscommons.wikimedia.orgTommy was the architect of the Fitzroy Traverse, along with (roped!) partner Alex Honnold.
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Adam Ondra #21: The hardest route in the world
The road to 15.D
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You'll notice that the 2013 version of this chart ends at 5.15C!
