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5.10d YDS 6b+ French 21 Ewbanks VII+ UIAA 21 ZA E3 5b British
Avg: 2.8 from 9
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| Type: | Sport, 6 pitches |
| FA: | Rob Owens |
| Page Views: | 1,623 total · 15/month |
| Shared By: | Jonathan JD on Oct 7, 2015 |
| Admins: | Dave Rone, Tom Jones, Richard Rose, Rhys Beaudry |
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Description
P1/P2, 5.8 - Follow a sparse trail of bolts to chain anchors halfway up the slab, then continue to the headwall. Usually climbed as one long approach pitch. Climbing is much easier than 5.8, but likely rated as that because of sparse bolting. Please don't do these pitches unless you plan on climbing the entire route.
P3, 5.10d - Move left of the chains, then step onto a textured face before tackling the roof. Some tricky route finding for the path of least resistance. Probably the crux pitch.
P4, 5.10d - Follow a path of bolts trending right before tackling a large roof with good holds.
P5, 5.10b - Scramble past soil and left of a tree to reach blue streak in a corner. Beware pulling the lip as much of the rock is loose.
P6, 5.10d - Traverse left to cryptic climbing on hard to find holds. Pull a final ledge to the anchor!
P3, 5.10d - Move left of the chains, then step onto a textured face before tackling the roof. Some tricky route finding for the path of least resistance. Probably the crux pitch.
P4, 5.10d - Follow a path of bolts trending right before tackling a large roof with good holds.
P5, 5.10b - Scramble past soil and left of a tree to reach blue streak in a corner. Beware pulling the lip as much of the rock is loose.
P6, 5.10d - Traverse left to cryptic climbing on hard to find holds. Pull a final ledge to the anchor!
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