Type: | Ice, 410 ft (124 m), 3 pitches, Grade III |
FA: | unknown |
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Shared By: | Dan Flynn on Feb 12, 2013 |
Admins: | Dan Flynn, Mark P. |
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Description
Left-hand fork of the Kleine Säule formation.
Several ways to do it. Our approach:
P1 as for Namenlos Left 1, belay on bolted anchor far left. Alternative would be build a belay in the ice in the middle, directly below the forking formation.
P2 Snow and easy ice up to bolted anchor at far right, below the pillar.
P3 Up the base of the pillar, and then traverse right to get the left-hand fork. Shake out, then head up ~ 5 m of 90° ice. Crux of the route. Bolted anchor at the top.
Several ways to do it. Our approach:
P1 as for Namenlos Left 1, belay on bolted anchor far left. Alternative would be build a belay in the ice in the middle, directly below the forking formation.
P2 Snow and easy ice up to bolted anchor at far right, below the pillar.
P3 Up the base of the pillar, and then traverse right to get the left-hand fork. Shake out, then head up ~ 5 m of 90° ice. Crux of the route. Bolted anchor at the top.
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