Pakistani Route 5.9+
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| Type: | Sport, 1 pitch, 95 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.9+ [details] |
| FA: | Mike McNeil |
| Season: | Stay away from the heat of Summer |
| Submitted By: | John Gunnels on Apr 9, 2008 |
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A couple moves from the anchors
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Description Step left off the initial block to make your first clip. Follow the stellar pockets to the fifth bolt where one steps left an follows the arete' to the anchors. Crux may be the first lieback... but pump factor increases the difficulty of the ending mantel.
Location Note the pillar immediately left of the double crack system in the corner. Follow the bolt line thru the face and out the left arete' above.
Protection 9 bolts... GREAT placement
Josh Streifel cruises the crux...
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Stubborn old man that likes to stem too much...
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July 2008
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Pakistani on New Years Eve
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New Years Eve 2011
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Bill Lane on belay on Pakistani
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Gnarles cruising the upper section of Pakistani
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Taylor with a layback over the roof
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| Comments on Pakistani Route |
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By Deaun Schovajsa
Jul 14, 2008
rating: 5.10-
| This is a nice warm up route for this area. Steep, good holds all the way. I thought that this was easier and more straight forward than the 5.9 to the right (Lost Ninja). |
By Mikel Cronin
Jul 14, 2008
| Deaun
Lost Ninja is actually three routes right of Pakistani Route. A new 5.10 was put up in a few years ago. There was a plaque marking the new route, must have been lost. How was the rest of your canyon trip? Hope it was good. |
By Deaun Schovajsa
Jul 17, 2008
rating: 5.10-
| Thanks Mike! We had a great time and enjoyed all of the areas that you directed us to. Charley and I felt like the grades from about 5.11a and harder were pretty close to what we were used to and the easier grades felt a little (or at times a lot) stiff.
The pocketed stone is some of the best I've seen - just beautiful.
Thanks again for all of your help and say hi to your wife and daughter from us! |
By Mike McNeil
Aug 30, 2010
| I would say this route is more like 70 plus feet, but there should be no problem lowering off with any modern rope. Mike |
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