47m.
Start at the point "Arrow Route" starts, climb the slab directly to the top placing pro' where and when you can find it. An inch crack was excavated on the back of the ridge to accommodate a nut and a small camming device, stretch a 50m rope to these for the belay. A climb for those who like big run outs.
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| TheWhyteHouse | 20 May, 2024 |
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βeta: Meant to do Arrow Route for an easy first day out on mountain routes, ended up on this instead.... oopsies. Slab is fantastic, rock is like sandpaper. Minimal hand holds but friction is solid for feet on small holds | βeta? | |
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βeta: Meant to do Arrow Route for an easy first day out on mountain routes, ended up on this instead.... oopsies. Slab is fantastic, rock is like sandpaper. Minimal hand holds but friction is solid for feet on small holds |
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| Edshakey | 19 Oct, 2022 |
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βeta: 50m ropes would be a real pain, we had 60s and once I built the anchor, there was no slack left to take in. | βeta? | |
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βeta: 50m ropes would be a real pain, we had 60s and once I built the anchor, there was no slack left to take in. |
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Route of Interest
Grand National
Grade: S 4a ***
(Low Crag)