Marc-André Leclerc’s death in 2018 sent shockwaves through the climbing and greater action sports community. He was a visionary and an iconoclast who climbed solely for the love of the sport and his impact on climbing will be felt for many years to come. Prior to his passing, Marc-André had spotted an unclimbed route on the east face of the legendary Torre-Egger peak in the Southern Patagonian Icefield as he rapelled from a nearby route called Titanic. He made plans to climb this route with his partner at the time Brette Harrington, but the couple was unable to attempt the climb before Marc-André’s tragedy. Four years after conceiving this route, Brette honored Marc-André’s memory with the impactful first ascent of Marc-André’s Vision and documented the climb with pictures and videos that are sure to take your breath away. Check it out.
Nicole32
January 24th, 2023
The place is mesmerizing. I don’t think I can do that. Maybe one of my friends at Dumpster Rental Cedar City, Utah can do it.
Joana
February 16th, 2023
I still can’t believe that this tragedy that happened to Marc is real. :( I’m putting up wallpaper when my brother brought this news with us.