Mark Synnott | Uncommon Sense
“We all have our own El Capitan. If [Alex Honnold] can free-climb El Capitan, what could we accomplish, if we truly set our minds to it?” —Mark Synnott (born December 11, 1969). This Jackson, New Hampshire–based climber and journalist notched a New York Times best-seller with the tale of his friend Honnold’s world-famous feat, […]
By Yankee Magazine|Feb 18 2020|
Mark Synnott
Photo Credit: Clayton Boyd
Photo Credit : Clayton Boyd
“We all have our own El Capitan. If [Alex Honnold] can free-climb El Capitan, what could we accomplish, if we truly set our minds to it?”
—Mark Synnott (born December 11, 1969). This Jackson, New Hampshire–based climber and journalist notched a New York Times best-seller with the tale of his friend Honnold’s world-famous feat, The Impossible Climb, out in paperback this March. Next up is a book about Synnott’s own 2019 Everest ascent, a challenge for which there’s no better training ground, he has said, than the peak in his backyard: Mount Washington, “Home of the World’s Worst Weather.”
