35m, 35 pitches.
The Distinctive corner and overlap in the middle of the slab 5 metres right of Bolero. A safe route which is low in the grade with an exciting, albeit short, friction crux.
Start the route from the top of the ledgy ramp. Climb the corner easily to begin with rejoicing with surprisingly abundant gear (Standard rack). Continue padding up as difficulties increase slightly, then begin a tenuous foot traverse left skirting underneath the overlap. Continue more easily up to the shared bolted anchor.
Start the route from the top of the ledgy ramp. Climb the corner easily to begin with rejoicing with surprisingly abundant gear (Standard rack). Continue padding up as difficulties increase slightly, then begin a tenuous foot traverse left skirting underneath the overlap. Continue more easily up to the shared bolted anchor.
Daniel Morrell, Laurence Eastwood 26/Feb/2019.
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| User | Date | Notes | ||
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| Andrew Telford | 28 Feb |
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βeta: Fantastic route, however the description is misleading there is an abundant amount of gear lower down in the easier climbing but the crux is protected by questionable gear 50/50 on if it would hold a fall (especially if falling on the furthest part of the traverse). The slab is covered in moss and not so easy to clean on the onsight and very footwork dependant. | βeta? | |
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βeta: Fantastic route, however the description is misleading there is an abundant amount of gear lower down in the easier climbing but the crux is protected by questionable gear 50/50 on if it would hold a fall (especially if falling on the furthest part of the traverse). The slab is covered in moss and not so easy to clean on the onsight and very footwork dependant. |
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