75m, 2 pitches.
An exciting two pitch route most commonly climbed as a finish to Iconoclast, but with could also be accessed by climbing the lower pitches of Outer Space.
P1. 20m, 5.10d. From the left-end of Library ledge (top of P7, Iconoclast) sparse bolts lead up and right past several difficult moves to a two-bolt anchor on the arete.
P2. 50m, 5.11b. Bolts above the belay show the way. This pitch offers difficult steep slab climbing with tremendous exposure on the arete. The climbing is sustained and insecure for the first half, but gradually eases towards the top. Exciting!
Both pitches are essentially fully bolted, though this route likely won't feel like a sport climb! Some cams (fingers - hands) can be used to protect the easier climbing at the top of the second pitch.
P1. 20m, 5.10d. From the left-end of Library ledge (top of P7, Iconoclast) sparse bolts lead up and right past several difficult moves to a two-bolt anchor on the arete.
P2. 50m, 5.11b. Bolts above the belay show the way. This pitch offers difficult steep slab climbing with tremendous exposure on the arete. The climbing is sustained and insecure for the first half, but gradually eases towards the top. Exciting!
Both pitches are essentially fully bolted, though this route likely won't feel like a sport climb! Some cams (fingers - hands) can be used to protect the easier climbing at the top of the second pitch.
Pat McNerthney and David Rubine 1985.
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