Type: | Trad, 70 ft (21 m) |
FA: | Daniel Montague |
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Shared By: | Daniel Montague on Sep 24, 2012 |
Admins: | Frances Fierst, C S |
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Description
Follow an arete up and over a roof (crux one) to a pin and optional ball-nut placement. Move left to the arete (crux two) and continue climbing one of the best aretes in maryland.
Use the anchors; topping out this route puts you right at the overlook. Keeping a low profile can only help access.
Use the anchors; topping out this route puts you right at the overlook. Keeping a low profile can only help access.
Location
Starting at the bottom of the Pyuk Butress, climb a small, bad corner or scramble around to the base of the arete, where the good rock starts.
It's best to appoach by going by the pillar and scrambling across a narrow traverse ledge to the base of the bad corner. Scramble around some more if you want to skip to the good climbing.
It's best to appoach by going by the pillar and scrambling across a narrow traverse ledge to the base of the bad corner. Scramble around some more if you want to skip to the good climbing.
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