Type: Trad, 280 ft (85 m)
FA: Climbing Enjoyer, Blake Newby, Charlotte Higginson, August 2022
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Shared By: Climbing Enjoyer on Aug 31, 2022
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People disappear all the time. Many of the lost will be found, eventually, dead or alive. Disappearances, after all, have explanations. Usually.

Luckily for you this climb is one of the easiest to get to on the Tower. After you climb this route you'll be shouting, "Jesus H. Roosevelt Christ, why didn't I climb this 200 years ago?"

Climb this in a kilt or it doesn't count, ye ken?

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Look for the bonny finger crack roof directly under Gooseberry Jam on the Belle Fourche Buttress. If you miss this climb, you might just journey all the way to Lallybroch.

Protection Suggest change

.1 through #3 BD. A couple brassies also help in some spots. Originally done as one mega pitch to the base of Gooseberry Jam. If you decide to be a wee bairn you can easily break this into two pitches by stopping shortly after the finger crack roof. Gear anchor here is hand/fist size. Up top you have multiple options.

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