2552m.
A 200m bolted rock route on a good quality gneiss slab. 7 pitches with the hardest grade being 4c or 5a depending on which guide you read. The bolts are new. The pitches are 30m-45m long. Walk-off at the end down a steepish grass slope. This climb requires a 3 hour walk-in.
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| LanceSolf | 10 Aug, 2020 |
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βeta: Fairly well bolted but pretty run out in places. Maybe worth taking a half set of nuts and one or two cams if you'd like to protect the route a little more. Quite cold on the route even in August | ||
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βeta: Fairly well bolted but pretty run out in places. Maybe worth taking a half set of nuts and one or two cams if you'd like to protect the route a little more. Quite cold on the route even in August |
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| Alan Scowcroft | 27 Jul, 2020 |
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βeta: A few good run outs at the grade. Would be challenging in the wet. Great route in hot conditions apart from the walk in ! | βeta? | |
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βeta: A few good run outs at the grade. Would be challenging in the wet. Great route in hot conditions apart from the walk in ! |
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Route of Interest
Classic North Face
Grade: AD+ ***
(Aiguille d'Argentiere)