Marc-André Leclerc on Patagonian Climbing
Itching for solitude and adventure, Marc-André Leclerc disappeared to Patagonia and found solace on an ice soloing bender in the Southern Hemisphere’s winter.
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Marc-André Leclerc talks about how he got into climbing, his first time to Patagonia, and soloing the Corkscrew (5.10d, A1) on Cerro Torre.