Watch Steve McClure climb Olympiad E10 at Pembroke in Wales
The video of Steve McClure making the the second ascent of Olympiad E10 6c at Pembroke in Wales.
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Steve McClure making the the second ascent of Olympiad E10 6c at Pembroke in Wales, May 2021
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In May 2021 Steve McClure made the second ascent of Olympiad, a climb established by Neil Gresham in 2012 at 8b and climbed as a deep water solo. McClure opted to repeat it as a trad climbing when the tide was out and, as such, the route is graded E10 6c. It is, in McClure's own words "a gem of a route, probably the hardest piece of climbing in Pembroke." Here’s his story.
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