85m.
From the SMC new route journal:
"Petite Arête 85m II. R.Hamilton, S.Kennedy. 21st January 2007.
Climbs the most prominent ridge on the right side of the upper east corrie (opposite Hidden Gully) starting just right of a narrow gully. This is the corrie to the right of Daytripper Slab and at a higher level. Broad in the lower section with an airy upper ridge. From the base the ridge climb left of centre before moving back right below a slabby wall. Climb a groove on the right to a block belay (40m). Finish directly up the narrow rocky ridge to reach open ground below the summit ridge (45m). Useful when the higher routes are affected by heavy snowfall."
"Petite Arête 85m II. R.Hamilton, S.Kennedy. 21st January 2007.
Climbs the most prominent ridge on the right side of the upper east corrie (opposite Hidden Gully) starting just right of a narrow gully. This is the corrie to the right of Daytripper Slab and at a higher level. Broad in the lower section with an airy upper ridge. From the base the ridge climb left of centre before moving back right below a slabby wall. Climb a groove on the right to a block belay (40m). Finish directly up the narrow rocky ridge to reach open ground below the summit ridge (45m). Useful when the higher routes are affected by heavy snowfall."
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