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Natalia Grossman
Jan 11, 2026 2:56 AM

  Born: June 22, 2001, Santa Cruz, California, U.S. (Show more) Natalia Grossman (born June 22, 2001, Santa Cruz, California, U.S.) is a multidiscipline sport climber who is considered one of the leading competitors in bouldering. A standout from an early age, Grossman won her first world championship in 2021 at age 20. She also has excelled in lead climbing and competes in combined and speed events. Grossman was raised in Santa Cruz, California, where, at the age of four, she spotted the climbing gym Pacific Edge while on a walk in the neighborhood with her family. She went inside and asked to try climbing. Due to age restrictions, however, she ...(100 of 560 words) Access the full article Help support true facts by becoming a member. Subscribe today!

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