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5.7 YDS 5a French 15 Ewbanks V+ UIAA 13 ZA MVS 4b British
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| Type: | Sport, 328 ft (99 m), 6 pitches |
| FA: | Brian Spear and Derek Wilding - Summer 2008 |
| Page Views: | 1,136 total · 9/month |
| Shared By: | Alex Weber on Jul 18, 2014 |
| Admins: | Braden Batsford, John Serjeantson |
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Description
Pitch 1 - 5.7: Head up the right-leaning ramp to the first bolt. Continue up ledges and slabby climbing to gain a belay station.
Pitch 2 - 5.6: Heads leftward up slabby climbing past a ledge with a tree. Gain the belay on an exposed ledge.
Pitch 3 - 5.4: Head up over easy slab / ledge climbing. Veers up and right past a tree to the belay station.
Pitch 4 - 5.6: From pitch 3, you will have to hike left to gain a gulley, which you then have to hike down (silly, I know). Look for bolts on the wall on the other side of the gulley. Climb up some exposed face / ledge climbing.
Pitch 5 - 5.6: Head up and left over slabs and ledges to some face climbing. Hike up to the next belay station.
Pitch 6 - 5.7 (scary): Climb up to a terribly chossy opening in the rock. Be extremely cautious: almost every rock here is loose. Head into the dihedral, carefully find some purchase, and head up and left over the lip to gain the bolt. From here it is easy climbing to the anchor.
Pitch 2 - 5.6: Heads leftward up slabby climbing past a ledge with a tree. Gain the belay on an exposed ledge.
Pitch 3 - 5.4: Head up over easy slab / ledge climbing. Veers up and right past a tree to the belay station.
Pitch 4 - 5.6: From pitch 3, you will have to hike left to gain a gulley, which you then have to hike down (silly, I know). Look for bolts on the wall on the other side of the gulley. Climb up some exposed face / ledge climbing.
Pitch 5 - 5.6: Head up and left over slabs and ledges to some face climbing. Hike up to the next belay station.
Pitch 6 - 5.7 (scary): Climb up to a terribly chossy opening in the rock. Be extremely cautious: almost every rock here is loose. Head into the dihedral, carefully find some purchase, and head up and left over the lip to gain the bolt. From here it is easy climbing to the anchor.
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