10m.
This is a short, steep climb with non-obvious gear placement. Start up the twin cracks to a niche then climb out of the niche and step left to gain good holds to the top-out. Great belay options at the top including a large block.
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| rosebaywillowherb | 15 Jun, 2024 |
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βeta: Avoiding the loose hold doesn’t massively increase the difficulty but it significantly increases the runout. took my time seeking other placements on second — couldn’t find any and reckon there is a risk of decking until ~6 metres up. | ||
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βeta: Avoiding the loose hold doesn’t massively increase the difficulty but it significantly increases the runout. took my time seeking other placements on second — couldn’t find any and reckon there is a risk of decking until ~6 metres up. |
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| Freggs | 1 Jun, 2024 |
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βeta: Before the runout section there\'s an obvious nut placement which is between rock and a loose block. Finding other placements might make it harder. Or just don\'t fall | βeta? | |
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βeta: Before the runout section there's an obvious nut placement which is between rock and a loose block. Finding other placements might make it harder. Or just don't fall |
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| drconline | 17 Oct, 2020 |
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βeta: This is a tough HS with non-obvious gear placement. A good challenge. Once above the niche you need to take two steps left to gain some good holds to top out. | ||
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βeta: This is a tough HS with non-obvious gear placement. A good challenge. Once above the niche you need to take two steps left to gain some good holds to top out. |
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