24m.
The Cenotaph Corner of Wylfa, albeit with better balanced climbing and a nicer belay ledge. Climb the obvious corner with continuous interest and cruxes near the start, middle, and finish. Protection is generally excellent, the final rock is a bit delicate.
S Sustad, P Littlejohn 05/Apr/2002.
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| Graeme Hammond | 25 Aug, 2024 |
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βeta: Good quality, last 3 or so meters gear and rock require alot of care, particularly as likely the hardest move. Not your standard E1 to push your grade on. The abseil flat top block/spike can be backed up with a large yellow cam just behind. 60m reaches the non tidal ledge with some spare. photo on P284 of 2024 guide gives a good impression of the route as the topo makes it look more dank/overhanging than it is | βeta? | |
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βeta: Good quality, last 3 or so meters gear and rock require alot of care, particularly as likely the hardest move. Not your standard E1 to push your grade on. The abseil flat top block/spike can be backed up with a large yellow cam just behind. 60m reaches the non tidal ledge with some spare. photo on P284 of 2024 guide gives a good impression of the route as the topo makes it look more dank/overhanging than it is |
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Californian Arete
Grade: E1 4c ***
(California)