Video: Nina Williams climbing Ambrosia at Buttermilks
The video of Nina Williams making the first female ascent of the famous highball boulder problem Ambrosia at Buttermilks, Bishop, USA.
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Nina Williams making the first female ascent of the highball boulder problem Ambrosia (V11, 8A) at the Buttermilks, Bishop, USA
Colette McInerney, Pete Henze
On 28 February 2017 America’s Nina Williams climbed high away from the usual comfort zone to make the the first female ascent of the Ambrosia at Buttermilks, Bishop, USA. The 15 meter V11/8A was first ascended in 2009 by Kevin Jorgeson and in the meantime has been repeated by only a handful of other intrepid climbers.
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