Not so far #3, Hervé Barmasse climbing the Matterhorn
The third and final episode of the film Not so far featuring Hervé Barmasse and his new route, climbed solo in 2011, up Picco Muzio on the Matterhorn.
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Italian alpinist Hervé Barmasse making the first ascent of a new route up the South Face of Picco Muzio, Matterhorn, in 2011
Damiano Levati
After the first episode featuring the new route on Mont Blanc and the second featuring the new line on Punta Gnifetti in the Monte Rosa massif, here is the third and final episode of the film Not so far documenting Hervé Barmasse climbing the Matterhorn. In 2011 the Italian alpinist spent 4 days and required 3 bivouacs to climb a new line, solo, up the huge south face of Picco Muzio on the Matterhorn.
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