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A bold exercise with some good moves up the right-hand arete. © Rockfax
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| C Rettiw | 9 Jun, 2024 |
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βeta: There are two quite different ways to climb this: 1) is, I think, the intended way, from the rh ledge straight up the arete, a cheval/guppy style. 2) start up the HVS but then move to the arete at a mini-foot ledge. Climb the arete to the top on its left, with a testing friction move at a blank section, and a possible detour to gear that makes the route safe. The top is getting a touch lichenous. | βeta? | |
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βeta: There are two quite different ways to climb this: 1) is, I think, the intended way, from the rh ledge straight up the arete, a cheval/guppy style. 2) start up the HVS but then move to the arete at a mini-foot ledge. Climb the arete to the top on its left, with a testing friction move at a blank section, and a possible detour to gear that makes the route safe. The top is getting a touch lichenous. |
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Route of Interest
Blind Vision
Grade: E3 6a ***
(Blind Tarn Crag)