12m.
The route is in a large bay filled with small silver birch trees and partridge feeders which is found 100m past "The People with Unusual Names Slab" up a track on the right. A disappointingly loose wall is breached on the right by a steep mud filled gully, the climb takes this directly.The route should be viewed as a practice climb for winter routes and was climbed using ice axes but not crampons.
Martin Bazley 24/Oct/2012.
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| User | Date | Notes | ||
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| Luke W Edwards | 20 Sep, 2019 |
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βeta: Has anybody located this since it was first climbed? I'm after a better description as I was unable to locate the gully today. | βeta? | |
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βeta: Has anybody located this since it was first climbed? I'm after a better description as I was unable to locate the gully today. |
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