Start at the foot of the broken supporting buttress at the bottom left hand corner of the buttress. The route goes straight up to the top of the rocks. It shares with ‘Moss Crack’ the distinction of being the best route on Mount Low.
1. Up the supporting buttress to a ledge at its top. 50 feet.
2. Move left into a groove and climb 20 feet to a platform.
3. Climb the wall to a higher ledge.
4. Climb the short wall on the right to a large bay.
5. Climb the wall on the right by delicate step off a large boulder and semi hard traverse to a large ledge, which runs, left above the bay. (This is the same ledge as is used between pitches 3 and 4 of ‘Slab and Chimney’).
6. At line of narrow crack leading from bottom right to top centre of the final wall.
1. Up the supporting buttress to a ledge at its top. 50 feet.
2. Move left into a groove and climb 20 feet to a platform.
3. Climb the wall to a higher ledge.
4. Climb the short wall on the right to a large bay.
5. Climb the wall on the right by delicate step off a large boulder and semi hard traverse to a large ledge, which runs, left above the bay. (This is the same ledge as is used between pitches 3 and 4 of ‘Slab and Chimney’).
6. At line of narrow crack leading from bottom right to top centre of the final wall.
F. K. Elliott Dec/1946.
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