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Connor Herson & Alex Honnold climbing in Yosemite
Watch Connor Herson & Alex Honnold climbing for a weekend in Yosemite in May 2024, repeating Cosmic Debris and New Leaf.
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In May 2024 Connor Herson and Alex Honnold teamed up to go climbing in Yosemite. The pair repeated the classic Cosmic Debris (which Honnold had soloed in 2011), before Herson made the first repeat of New Leaf, Eric Bissell's recent 5.13d extension to Greenleaf (5.12c) on the Cookie, Lower Merced River canyon.
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