18m.
The obvious wide crack in the centre of the pinnacle (on the downhill face of the buttress of Walnut Arete ). Follow this until it fades, place decent gear, and streeeetch rightwards, ascending on reasonable handholds and minimal feet until you find glory and a perfect view at the top or take the whip through the encroaching trees behind you.
Sees few ascents so might be worth giving the topout a brush.
Sees few ascents so might be worth giving the topout a brush.
Simon Cook 1990.
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| TMackD | 14 Jul, 2020 |
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βeta: Gave it a major clean on 05/07/20 - would have been unclimbable without - so either get up there soon, or expect to need to clean it again before another ascent. But either way, well worth the effort! | βeta? | |
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βeta: Gave it a major clean on 05/07/20 - would have been unclimbable without - so either get up there soon, or expect to need to clean it again before another ascent. But either way, well worth the effort! |
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Warriors Way
Grade: E4 6a ***
(Spekes Mill Mouth and Brownspear Point)