Watch Adam Ondra send Bon Voyage, E12 trad at Annot
The video of Adam Ondra making the first repeat of Bon Voyage, the E12 trad climb at Annot in France first ascended by James Pearson in February 2023.
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Potentially the world's hardest trad route. Physically, this may well hold true of Bon Voyage, the E12 trad climb at Annot in France which offers 9a climbing protected by wires and cams. James Pearson made the first ascent in February 2023, and Adam Ondra, after three days of effort, made the first repeat on 14 February 2024. A month later Seb Berthe made the second repeat.
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26/03/2024 - Climbing
Seb Berthe makes 3rd ascent of Bon Voyage (E12) at Annot in France Sébastien Berthe has repeated 'Bon Voyage', the E12 at Annot in France established by James Pearson in February 2023. The route was repeated for the first time by Adam Ondra...
17/02/2024 - Climbing
Adam Ondra repeats Bon Voyage, confirms E12 trad On Wednesday 14 February Adam Ondra made the first repeat of 'Bon Voyage', the E12 at Annot in France established by James Pearson in February 2023. The Czech climber needed...
15/12/2023 - Climbing
James Pearson suggests E12 for his Bon Voyage at Annot in France After the first ascent in February 2023, British climber James Pearson has now proposed the grade E12 for Bon Voyage at Annot in France. Currently there is no other trad...
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