10m.
Originally starts from the right end of the slab climbing leftwards to the ledge then going up to a pocket, and supposedly finish as per previous route.
A better combination (JL book) is starting on Snowflakes, and then move right with the flake hold, then stretch up for the break (harder for the short).
A better combination (JL book) is starting on Snowflakes, and then move right with the flake hold, then stretch up for the break (harder for the short).
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| tyho | 4 Aug, 2022 |
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βeta: Safe as houses if you place a DMM I.M.P. #4 in the horizontal downward facing crack and a #3 in the vertical one. I equalized them with a sling. Both can be placed from the massive ledge after a few delicate moves near the ground. | ||
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βeta: Safe as houses if you place a DMM I.M.P. #4 in the horizontal downward facing crack and a #3 in the vertical one. I equalized them with a sling. Both can be placed from the massive ledge after a few delicate moves near the ground. |
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Hidden Treasure
Grade: E2 5c ***
(Hidden Treasure Wall)