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1 The Nose climb 37 16th April 2026 13th November 2025
2 Alice Cross climber 34 28th April 2026 28th April 2026
3 Royal Robbins's ascent of Wall of Early Morning Light ascent 33 9th October 2025 8th October 2025
4 Freerider climb 31 5th December 2025 13th November 2025
5 Frank Sacherer climber 31 16th April 2026 9th October 2025
6 The Direct Line climb 28 1st January 2026 10th November 2025
7 Muir Wall climb 27 10th November 2025 9th October 2025
8 El Corazón climb 26 14th November 2025 13th November 2025
9 Scott Cosgrove climber 25 9th December 2025 10th November 2025
10 Mabel Barker climber 25 28th April 2026 28th April 2026

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3961 10th November 2025 13:40:03 UTC duncancritchley climber Dave Schultz notes_pretty
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<p>Yosemite guide, activist, and speed-climber.</p>
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<p>Yosemite guide, developer, and speed-climber.</p>
3962 10th November 2025 13:40:03 UTC duncancritchley climber Dave Schultz notes
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3963 10th November 2025 13:24:08 UTC duncancritchley climber Dave Schultz notes
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3964 10th November 2025 13:24:08 UTC duncancritchley climber Dave Schultz notes_pretty
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3965 10th November 2025 13:10:39 UTC duncancritchley ascent Scott Cosgrove's ascent of New Deal notes_pretty
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<p>Graded 13d at the time as Cosgrove had not yet climbed 5.14. </p> <p>"It took me somewhere like 18 days to do it, I think, I had never climb a 14a and the grade did not exist in California, but a 14a Euro-climber tried and failed on the line, shortly after my red-point. He later traveled to Smith Rock and climbed, JB Tribout, To Bolt, or Not to Be, very quickly. So, I would say that Alan's rating should stand, as at the time I really didn't know what 13d or 14a was, just that it was damn hard for me and I had to give it a number.</p> <p>I was in school, guiding full time and training, I had no time or money to go on the road and repeat other 14a, but spent the time climbing routes close to home. I named the climb after FDR, plan to put America back to work in the Great Depression, but that metaphor was lost on the many rap bolt haters, who thought I was rubbing it in their face. I felt the small compromise in ethic would lead to higher numbers." (Scott Cosgrove in 2013, after the second ascent)</p>
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<p>Graded 13d at the time as Cosgrove had not yet climbed 5.14. </p> <p>"It took me somewhere like 18 days to do it, I think, I had never climb a 14a and the grade did not exist in California, but a 14a Euro-climber tried and failed on the line, shortly after my red-point. He later traveled to Smith Rock and climbed, JB Tribout, To Bolt, or Not to Be, very quickly. So, I would say that Alan [Moore]'s rating should stand, as at the time I really didn't know what 13d or 14a was, just that it was damn hard for me and I had to give it a number.</p> <p>I was in school, guiding full time and training, I had no time or money to go on the road and repeat other 14a, but spent the time climbing routes close to home. I named the climb after FDR, plan to put America back to work in the Great Depression, but that metaphor was lost on the many rap bolt haters, who thought I was rubbing it in their face. I felt the small compromise in ethic would lead to higher numbers." (Scott Cosgrove in 2013, after the second ascent)</p>
3966 10th November 2025 13:10:39 UTC duncancritchley ascent Scott Cosgrove's ascent of New Deal notes
Before
Graded 13d at the time as Cosgrove had not yet climbed 5.14. "It took me somewhere like 18 days to do it, I think, I had never climb a 14a and the grade did not exist in California, but a 14a Euro-climber tried and failed on the line, shortly after my red-point. He later traveled to Smith Rock and climbed, JB Tribout, To Bolt, or Not to Be, very quickly. So, I would say that Alan's rating should stand, as at the time I really didn't know what 13d or 14a was, just that it was damn hard for me and I had to give it a number. I was in school, guiding full time and training, I had no time or money to go on the road and repeat other 14a, but spent the time climbing routes close to home. I named the climb after FDR, plan to put America back to work in the Great Depression, but that metaphor was lost on the many rap bolt haters, who thought I was rubbing it in their face. I felt the small compromise in ethic would lead to higher numbers." (Scott Cosgrove in 2013, after the second ascent)
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Graded 13d at the time as Cosgrove had not yet climbed 5.14. "It took me somewhere like 18 days to do it, I think, I had never climb a 14a and the grade did not exist in California, but a 14a Euro-climber tried and failed on the line, shortly after my red-point. He later traveled to Smith Rock and climbed, JB Tribout, To Bolt, or Not to Be, very quickly. So, I would say that Alan [Moore]'s rating should stand, as at the time I really didn't know what 13d or 14a was, just that it was damn hard for me and I had to give it a number. I was in school, guiding full time and training, I had no time or money to go on the road and repeat other 14a, but spent the time climbing routes close to home. I named the climb after FDR, plan to put America back to work in the Great Depression, but that metaphor was lost on the many rap bolt haters, who thought I was rubbing it in their face. I felt the small compromise in ethic would lead to higher numbers." (Scott Cosgrove in 2013, after the second ascent)
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-"It took me somewhere like 18 days to do it, I think, I had never climb a 14a and the grade did not exist in California, but a 14a Euro-climber tried and failed on the line, shortly after my red-point. He later traveled to Smith Rock and climbed, JB Tribout, To Bolt, or Not to Be, very quickly. So, I would say that Alan's rating should stand, as at the time I really didn't know what 13d or 14a was, just that it was damn hard for me and I had to give it a number.
+"It took me somewhere like 18 days to do it, I think, I had never climb a 14a and the grade did not exist in California, but a 14a Euro-climber tried and failed on the line, shortly after my red-point. He later traveled to Smith Rock and climbed, JB Tribout, To Bolt, or Not to Be, very quickly. So, I would say that Alan [Moore]'s rating should stand, as at the time I really didn't know what 13d or 14a was, just that it was damn hard for me and I had to give it a number.

I was in school, guiding full time and training, I had no time or money to go on the road and repeat other 14a, but spent the time climbing routes close to home. I named the climb after FDR, plan to put America back to work in the Great Depression, but that metaphor was lost on the many rap bolt haters, who thought I was rubbing it in their face. I felt the small compromise in ethic would lead to higher numbers." (Scott Cosgrove in 2013, after the second ascent)

3967 10th November 2025 13:09:16 UTC duncancritchley climb New Deal notes_pretty
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<p>Retrospectively recognised as the first 5.14 (8b+) established by an American. Chopped by John Bachar as some of the bolts were placed on rappel but subsequently rebolted.</p> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2Xwu9XDbPY">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2Xwu9XDbPY</a></p>
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<p>Retrospectively recognised as the first 5.14 (8b+) established by an American. Chopped by John Bachar as some of the bolts were placed on rappel but subsequently rebolted.</p> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://www.planetmountain.com/en/news/climbing/joshua-tree-scott-cosgrove-visionary-new-deal.html">https://www.planetmountain.com/en/news/climbing/joshua-tree-scott-cosgrove-visionary-new-deal.html</a></p>
3968 10th November 2025 13:09:16 UTC duncancritchley climb New Deal notes
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Retrospectively recognised as the first 5.14 (8b+) established by an American. Chopped by John Bachar as some of the bolts were placed on rappel but subsequently rebolted. ### References [1] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2Xwu9XDbPY](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2Xwu9XDbPY)
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Retrospectively recognised as the first 5.14 (8b+) established by an American. Chopped by John Bachar as some of the bolts were placed on rappel but subsequently rebolted. ### References [1] [https://www.planetmountain.com/en/news/climbing/joshua-tree-scott-cosgrove-visionary-new-deal.html](https://www.planetmountain.com/en/news/climbing/joshua-tree-scott-cosgrove-visionary-new-deal.html)
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Retrospectively recognised as the first 5.14 (8b+) established by an American. Chopped by John Bachar as some of the bolts were placed on rappel but subsequently rebolted.
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### References

-[1] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2Xwu9XDbPY](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2Xwu9XDbPY)
+[1] [https://www.planetmountain.com/en/news/climbing/joshua-tree-scott-cosgrove-visionary-new-deal.html](https://www.planetmountain.com/en/news/climbing/joshua-tree-scott-cosgrove-visionary-new-deal.html)
3969 10th November 2025 13:08:15 UTC duncancritchley ascent Dave Schultz's ascent of Southern Belle Partner
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3970 10th November 2025 13:07:54 UTC duncancritchley ascent Dave Schultz's ascent of Southern Belle Ascent #
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3971 10th November 2025 13:07:53 UTC duncancritchley ascent Dave Schultz's ascent of Southern Belle ascent_type_id
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3972 10th November 2025 13:07:53 UTC duncancritchley ascent Dave Schultz's ascent of Southern Belle ascent_dt_start
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3973 10th November 2025 13:07:53 UTC duncancritchley ascent Dave Schultz's ascent of Southern Belle ascent_style_id
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3974 10th November 2025 13:07:53 UTC duncancritchley ascent Dave Schultz's ascent of Southern Belle ascent_dt_end
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3975 10th November 2025 13:07:53 UTC duncancritchley ascent Dave Schultz's ascent of Southern Belle climber_id
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3976 10th November 2025 13:07:53 UTC duncancritchley ascent Dave Schultz's ascent of Southern Belle climb_id
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3977 10th November 2025 13:07:16 UTC duncancritchley ascent Scott Cosgrove's ascent of Southern Belle Partner
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3978 10th November 2025 13:05:13 UTC duncancritchley ascent Scott Cosgrove's ascent of New Deal notes
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Graded 13d at the time as Cosgrove had not yet climbed 5.14.
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Graded 13d at the time as Cosgrove had not yet climbed 5.14. "It took me somewhere like 18 days to do it, I think, I had never climb a 14a and the grade did not exist in California, but a 14a Euro-climber tried and failed on the line, shortly after my red-point. He later traveled to Smith Rock and climbed, JB Tribout, To Bolt, or Not to Be, very quickly. So, I would say that Alan's rating should stand, as at the time I really didn't know what 13d or 14a was, just that it was damn hard for me and I had to give it a number. I was in school, guiding full time and training, I had no time or money to go on the road and repeat other 14a, but spent the time climbing routes close to home. I named the climb after FDR, plan to put America back to work in the Great Depression, but that metaphor was lost on the many rap bolt haters, who thought I was rubbing it in their face. I felt the small compromise in ethic would lead to higher numbers." (Scott Cosgrove in 2013, after the second ascent)
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+"It took me somewhere like 18 days to do it, I think, I had never climb a 14a and the grade did not exist in California, but a 14a Euro-climber tried and failed on the line, shortly after my red-point. He later traveled to Smith Rock and climbed, JB Tribout, To Bolt, or Not to Be, very quickly. So, I would say that Alan's rating should stand, as at the time I really didn't know what 13d or 14a was, just that it was damn hard for me and I had to give it a number.
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+I was in school, guiding full time and training, I had no time or money to go on the road and repeat other 14a, but spent the time climbing routes close to home. I named the climb after FDR, plan to put America back to work in the Great Depression, but that metaphor was lost on the many rap bolt haters, who thought I was rubbing it in their face. I felt the small compromise in ethic would lead to higher numbers." (Scott Cosgrove in 2013, after the second ascent)
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3979 10th November 2025 13:05:13 UTC duncancritchley ascent Scott Cosgrove's ascent of New Deal notes_pretty
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<p>Graded 13d at the time as Cosgrove had not yet climbed 5.14. </p>
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<p>Graded 13d at the time as Cosgrove had not yet climbed 5.14. </p> <p>"It took me somewhere like 18 days to do it, I think, I had never climb a 14a and the grade did not exist in California, but a 14a Euro-climber tried and failed on the line, shortly after my red-point. He later traveled to Smith Rock and climbed, JB Tribout, To Bolt, or Not to Be, very quickly. So, I would say that Alan's rating should stand, as at the time I really didn't know what 13d or 14a was, just that it was damn hard for me and I had to give it a number.</p> <p>I was in school, guiding full time and training, I had no time or money to go on the road and repeat other 14a, but spent the time climbing routes close to home. I named the climb after FDR, plan to put America back to work in the Great Depression, but that metaphor was lost on the many rap bolt haters, who thought I was rubbing it in their face. I felt the small compromise in ethic would lead to higher numbers." (Scott Cosgrove in 2013, after the second ascent)</p>
3980 10th November 2025 13:02:14 UTC duncancritchley climb New Deal notes
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Retrospectively recognised as the first 5.14 (8b+) established by an American. Chopped by John Bachar as some of the bolts were placed on rappel but subsequently rebolted.
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Retrospectively recognised as the first 5.14 (8b+) established by an American. Chopped by John Bachar as some of the bolts were placed on rappel but subsequently rebolted. ### References [1] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2Xwu9XDbPY](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2Xwu9XDbPY)
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-Retrospectively recognised as the first 5.14 (8b+) established by an American. Chopped by John Bachar as some of the bolts were placed on rappel but subsequently rebolted.
+Retrospectively recognised as the first 5.14 (8b+) established by an American. Chopped by John Bachar as some of the bolts were placed on rappel but subsequently rebolted.
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+### References
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+[1] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2Xwu9XDbPY](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2Xwu9XDbPY)

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