10-Year-Old Makes History as Youngest to Scale El Capitan

She's the 10 year old girl who just made history, becoming the youngest ever to climb El Capitan at Yosemite National Park. Selah Schneider spent five days scaling the 3,000 foot high rock wall, her dad documenting the entire journey. Yeah, super steep. Conquering El Capitan is an Come on. El Capitan was featured in the Oscar winning documentary, Free Solo, which shows one man ascending without any robes. Selah, who lives in Colorado, used a safety harness. Her parents are also climbers. This photo was taken when she was just a baby at the base of, yep, El Capitan. Talk about a full circle All right, last pull to the anchor. All the hard work led to this unforgettable moment when she reached the summit. I just can't believe I just did that. And here is the record breaking young climber today. Selah, congratulations. Yeah. You did it. How do you feel today? Excited and just overwhelmed. Selah tells Inside Edition at times she was tired and sore, but nothing was going to her from accomplishing her mission. How do you get through those moments when you are tired? Usually I just take deep breaths and think about, you know, what it means to me. Like, what does this climb really mean to me? What was it like when you reached the top? Emotional. Her parents, Mike and Joy, are in awe. Really proud of Selah for enduring that. Did anyone try to talk you out of it and say, she's 10? My mom. Your mom did. Selah says there's one thing she missed most on her week-long trek. Pizza. Pizza. So Inside Edition treated her to a delicious pie at John's of Times Square. How's it taste? You earned this. Way to go, Selah. I just can't believe I just did that.