Type: Sport, 500 ft (152 m), 5 pitches, Grade II
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Shared By: Tilden Daniels on Oct 28, 2010
Admins: Luc-514, David Riley, Bogdan Petre

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This 5-pitch climb alternates between slab and face/crack climbing. The only down side of the entire climb is the rather uninteresting 3rd pitch. Overall the climbing is great.

As with most of the climbs here, just follow the bolts.

It starts out with a nice slab, and there are two variations. (5.7)

The second pitch is excellent. Climb the steep face just right of a crack. If you brought a rack (up to 2" cams) you can skip the bolts and climb the crack (or do a combination of both) (5.7+).

The 3rd pitch is easy slab (5.4 / 5.5).

The 4th pitch heads up a vertical wall with a nice mix of face and crack climbing (5.8).

The 5th pitch is slab (5.4 / 5.5). I think that the climbing is more interesting than the 3rd pitch.

Location Suggest change

This climb is just a bit to the left of the Voie Jaune (when looking at the wall).

You'll need a 50-meter rappel to get down, so bring double ropes.

Protection Suggest change

Well bolted sport. Bring 10 to 12 quickdraws.

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