140m.
(GR SN 803215)
On the North face of Waun Lefrith... three pitches. A very good line, but you need good conditions for it to be good climbing too. Protection is poor.
1. 50 Metres. Start where the crack deepens and steepens and continue up the crack and over an 'ice-step' to belay above on a dodgy peg in a short wall.
2. 55 Metres. Ascend just right of the belay stance and continue upward to ice-axe belay!
3. 35 Metres. Continue to the top and large block belay.
On the North face of Waun Lefrith... three pitches. A very good line, but you need good conditions for it to be good climbing too. Protection is poor.
1. 50 Metres. Start where the crack deepens and steepens and continue up the crack and over an 'ice-step' to belay above on a dodgy peg in a short wall.
2. 55 Metres. Ascend just right of the belay stance and continue upward to ice-axe belay!
3. 35 Metres. Continue to the top and large block belay.
Dave Griffiths, Mike Danford & Tim Hoddy 29/Feb/2004.
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βeta: First pitch easy climbing mainly on frozen turf. Second pitch the line is protected from the wind so no ice or frozen turf. Dry tooled on poor rock. Third pitch easy climbing on snow slope. | βeta? | |
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βeta: First pitch easy climbing mainly on frozen turf. Second pitch the line is protected from the wind so no ice or frozen turf. Dry tooled on poor rock. Third pitch easy climbing on snow slope. |
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