140m, 4 pitches.
Classic of the region, takes the sustained wall to the left of the obvious central fissure.
1. V+ (5c) 40m Take the first line of bolts to to left of a large pine tree, over a bulge, move right to reach the third bolt, ( run out, but easy ground IV, possible to protect with a large wire). From the third bolt the ground steepens and trends back left to belay on a large ledge, below the start of the fissure.
2. V, 40m Stepping left from the belay, make your way up the wall to the left of the fissure, picking the easy ground guarded by a tricky rockover (5b) to a smaller stance.
3. V, 40m Once again move left from the belay to an unlikely looking line of bolts that makes it's way up a steep groove and a serious of small bulges. Easier than it looks and very well protected (12 bolts). To a large stance to the left of the fissure.
4. V 20m Pull directly over the bulge and move easily to a move of V over the final bulge. The bolt protecting this is badly placed and you would hit a ledge a few feet below, if you fell from this move, but it relents very quickly to the top.
1. V+ (5c) 40m Take the first line of bolts to to left of a large pine tree, over a bulge, move right to reach the third bolt, ( run out, but easy ground IV, possible to protect with a large wire). From the third bolt the ground steepens and trends back left to belay on a large ledge, below the start of the fissure.
2. V, 40m Stepping left from the belay, make your way up the wall to the left of the fissure, picking the easy ground guarded by a tricky rockover (5b) to a smaller stance.
3. V, 40m Once again move left from the belay to an unlikely looking line of bolts that makes it's way up a steep groove and a serious of small bulges. Easier than it looks and very well protected (12 bolts). To a large stance to the left of the fissure.
4. V 20m Pull directly over the bulge and move easily to a move of V over the final bulge. The bolt protecting this is badly placed and you would hit a ledge a few feet below, if you fell from this move, but it relents very quickly to the top.
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