Elite climber rescued after fall on Yosemite’s El Capitan

Emily Harrington was rescued Sunday after she fell while attempting to scale a route on El Cap “pinballing” down the rock face.

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43 thoughts on “Elite climber rescued after fall on Yosemite’s El Capitan

  1. Hello. Lynn Hill. First to "free" climb the Nose then repeat it in less than 24 hours. The guys are just now (this year?) starting to catch up. Emily is a serious crusher – period. Glad to hear she's okay.

  2. What did you get for Christmas?

    Answer: A $245,000 search and rescue bill and $165,000 bill from the hospital. And socks.

  3. Alex needs needs to step away from that moutian and not be helping people climb it the way he did it is not the same he took over 4 to 5 years before even starting to climb he climbed it hundreds of times with a rope before climbing he wrote down every single step mutli times before doing this and who knows her story but it just wasnt right

  4. El Cap was free climbed in a day a very, very long time ago. Back in 1975.. Jim Bridwell, John Long and Billy Westbay were the first to ever climb the Nose route in a single day.

    There are different routes to the top of El Capitan. Harrington was attempting to do one of these routes (Golden Gate) in a day. This is noteworthy because Golden Gate has only ever been climbed in a day 3 times.

  5. Y’all need to stop being sexist and stop saying that she should’ve died… that just makes you a disgusting person if you believe that. We should be thankful that she is safe and okay and that she had people there that helped her

  6. I have mixed feelings about this. I admire the fortitude it takes to do really hard stuff like this, but on the other hand, she is really selfish doing these kinds of crazy, adrenaline driven stunts just to make a name for themselves. Not to mention the rescue teams that risk their own lives having to save these risk takers. It's purely selfish that is for sure.

  7. I love seeing rescue workers risk their own lives wasting their time and resources saving someone who intentionally put themselves in a situation like this. Find another hobby morons.

  8. to climb anything like El Cap this time of year & with weather pending forcast as it is. not much forsight, & now blessed with lots of hindsight for lessons learned!

  9. So weird, i was just there Sunday watching people climb it. Yesterday, i finally watched that movie about Alex climbing it. (made my hands sweaty) now this?

  10. Well if I fell down a mountain that guy is the only one I’d want rescuing me that’s for sure. She has some guts I’ll credit her that. A four story fall ain’t no joke and she’s lucky that the safety rope didn’t snap her neck. I guess all those free climbers are a little off in the head and accept that this can happen to any of them at any time too

  11. Loving all the ignorant comments by non climbers. Emily is a phenomenal climber, but accidents happen in the unlikeliest of times. Can't wait for her to get back on and send it!!

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