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| Type: | Trad, Alpine, 230 ft (70 m), 2 pitches, Grade II |
| FA: | Peter Vintoniv and James Garrett, June 2012 |
| Page Views: | 772 total · 5/month |
| Shared By: | James Garrett on Jul 15, 2012 |
| Admins: | Andrew Gram, Nathan Fisher, Perin Blanchard, GRK, D C |
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Description
This route ascends the longest stretch of face/slab on the quartzite North East Face of DeMoisy Peak.
Pitch #1: The good quality quartzite is oddly bleached a whitish gray hue. Start up an arête past a few faint overlaps to a hand crack trending left and away from the edge. On very nice edges continue left and up to a belay on a ledge. 5.8, 30m.
Pitch #2: Move the belay to the far left side of the ledge. Start up to the right of a massive right facing dihedral which veers left and follow the line straight up the slab passing some welcome fixed protection to a belay station. 5.10a/b, 40m
3rd class a short stretch of broken up rock to the summit ridge.
Walk off to the West. Rappelling the route is also possible.
Pitch #1: The good quality quartzite is oddly bleached a whitish gray hue. Start up an arête past a few faint overlaps to a hand crack trending left and away from the edge. On very nice edges continue left and up to a belay on a ledge. 5.8, 30m.
Pitch #2: Move the belay to the far left side of the ledge. Start up to the right of a massive right facing dihedral which veers left and follow the line straight up the slab passing some welcome fixed protection to a belay station. 5.10a/b, 40m
3rd class a short stretch of broken up rock to the summit ridge.
Walk off to the West. Rappelling the route is also possible.
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