Rope-soloing is one of the most misunderstood climbing disciplines out there, but it might also be one of the most exhausting. Doing 3000 feet of it in 24 hours on one of the world’s more famous big walls? That’s an accomplishment worthy of a video.
Ryan is goEast's editor, a native of the Adirondacks, an ice climber, backcountry skier, and expedition climber with an affinity for obscure objectives in Alaska. He is also a freelance journalist for Backpacker, Outside, and others.
