30m.
The smoother righthand pillar gives quintessential bold but steady slab climbing. Climb an easy crack system rightwards to it's finish, step left and climb direct to some seams (gear). Continue delicately up the slabby rib (no gear). Scramble left or right to escape.
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| Nathan Adam | 17 Mar, 2021 |
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βeta: Didn’t find need for brass offsets. There’s a very good slot out right that takes a no2 wire and then any generic micro wires will go in on the left. | ||
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βeta: Didn’t find need for brass offsets. There’s a very good slot out right that takes a no2 wire and then any generic micro wires will go in on the left. |
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| henwardian | 10 Aug, 2020 |
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βeta: dmm brass offset no. 4 is the crucial crux protection. There is a cluster of gear but the rest is dubious. Friendly for the grade. | ||
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βeta: dmm brass offset no. 4 is the crucial crux protection. There is a cluster of gear but the rest is dubious. Friendly for the grade. |
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Route of Interest
The Bat
Grade: E2 5b ***
(Ben Nevis)