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Janja Garnbret Conquers Céüse's Toughest Climb
9 Jun
Summary
- Janja Garnbret is the first woman to climb the challenging Bibliographie route.
- She successfully ascended the 115-foot route in Céüse, France on June 6.
- Garnbret also holds two Olympic gold medals and 49 World Cup gold medals.
Slovenian rock climber Janja Garnbret achieved a historic milestone on June 6, 2026, by becoming the first woman to successfully ascend Bibliographie. This iconic 115-foot route, located in Céüse, France, is renowned as one of the world's most challenging sport climbs.
Previously, only five male climbers had managed to complete Bibliographie. Garnbret's ascent marks a significant moment in climbing history, showcasing her exceptional skill and determination on a route graded 9b+, one of the highest difficulty levels in the sport.
Garnbret's historic climb adds to her decorated career. She is a two-time Olympic gold medalist, having won at the 2021 Tokyo Games and the 2024 Paris Games. Additionally, she has secured an impressive 49 World Cup gold medals, solidifying her status as a dominant figure in professional climbing.
