30m.
The best route on this level taking the full height of the wall, with interesting climbing on the lower arête. Step off the top of the perched blocks and follow the cracked arête to an easier slabby section halfway up. At the top of the slab climb the steep headwall and exit left into the groove with the lower-off up to the right.
FA. Chris Calow, John Codling 24/Feb/2019.
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| Doc Savage Man Of Bronze | 28 Aug, 2022 |
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βeta: The lower wall makes a good pitch to the lower off of the route to the left. The upper wall is best avoided as it's badly bolted at the crux, which is on a short section of steep rock after a scramble that is out of place on this route which needs a 70 metre rope to do comfortably. | βeta? | |
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βeta: The lower wall makes a good pitch to the lower off of the route to the left. The upper wall is best avoided as it's badly bolted at the crux, which is on a short section of steep rock after a scramble that is out of place on this route which needs a 70 metre rope to do comfortably. |
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| Tall Gecko Hands | 26 May, 2021 |
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βeta: When you reach the left anchor, go for the single bolt on the right then straight up. It takes around 11 quickdraws and a long rope. | βeta? | |
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βeta: When you reach the left anchor, go for the single bolt on the right then straight up. It takes around 11 quickdraws and a long rope. |
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| harold walmsley | 1 Sep, 2020 |
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βeta: A long pitch: a 60 m rope doesn't quite get you all the way down but leader and belayer can meet on the initial easy section and scramble back down | βeta? | |
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βeta: A long pitch: a 60 m rope doesn't quite get you all the way down but leader and belayer can meet on the initial easy section and scramble back down |
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