Type: | Sport, 800 ft (242 m), 8 pitches |
FA: | unknown |
Page Views: | 597 total · 6/month |
Shared By: | Richard Hunter on Jul 10, 2016 |
Admins: | David Riley, Luc-514 |
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Description
P1 40m 5c / 6a Difficult vertical start to slab.
P2 35m 6a splendid pillar.
P3 37m 4c inclined slab grooves (Cannelure is the local term of art).
P4 45m 4a inclined slabs grooves. Pull right early.
P4 ' 20m II aim for the tree above, then the wall in the center you'll cross some scree, be careful with lose rock, especially if there are parties below.
P5 25m 5c + vertical crack.
From there, two choices are available:
P6 right 35m 5c crack and dihedral right and left chimney
P7 right 38m 5b stiff slab. Initially, immediately to the right. The exit is to the right on leaving the slab.
or :
P6 left 6a + crack/dihedral short, though not obvious.
P7 left 5c pretty cannelured slab.
P8 left 4c cross to the rappel station.
P2 35m 6a splendid pillar.
P3 37m 4c inclined slab grooves (Cannelure is the local term of art).
P4 45m 4a inclined slabs grooves. Pull right early.
P4 ' 20m II aim for the tree above, then the wall in the center you'll cross some scree, be careful with lose rock, especially if there are parties below.
P5 25m 5c + vertical crack.
From there, two choices are available:
P6 right 35m 5c crack and dihedral right and left chimney
P7 right 38m 5b stiff slab. Initially, immediately to the right. The exit is to the right on leaving the slab.
or :
P6 left 6a + crack/dihedral short, though not obvious.
P7 left 5c pretty cannelured slab.
P8 left 4c cross to the rappel station.
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