Rockfax Description
Start on the far right-hand side of the main face at a scratched cross. A decent route, though the gear is rather spaced.1) 4+, 20m. Climb the easy white slab, then an imposing brown streak, up the right-hand side of the open bay to a stance on the ridge.2) 4, 25m. Trend leftwards back up the left-hand side of the rib to eventually join the ramp that runs across the upper part of the main face. A right-hand version is much easier (2+) but only has one solitary bolt in a 25m pitch. © Rockfax
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TRNovice | 9 Nov, 2004 |
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βeta: Only did the first pitch, but enjoyed that a lot. Would agree that it feels more like the 4+ awarded to the whole route. | βeta? | |
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βeta: Only did the first pitch, but enjoyed that a lot. Would agree that it feels more like the 4+ awarded to the whole route. |
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Simon Caldwell | 4 Mar, 2004 |
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βeta: Pitch 1 is superb and more like 4+. The brown streak is harder than it looks from the ground, but easier than it looks when you're just below it! Pitch 2 is easy 4 by the left hand version, and not as good as P1. I've failed to find the right hand variation on 2 visits, are there any bolts? | βeta? | |
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βeta: Pitch 1 is superb and more like 4+. The brown streak is harder than it looks from the ground, but easier than it looks when you're just below it! Pitch 2 is easy 4 by the left hand version, and not as good as P1. I've failed to find the right hand variation on 2 visits, are there any bolts? |
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Grade: 4c ***
(Sax (Cabreras))