About a Rope 5.7+ PG13
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| Type: | Trad, 1 pitch, 100 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.8- [details] |
| FA: | M. Dixon, J. Graham (FA) P. Baker, T. Jellinek (FFA) |
| Submitted By: | Jeff St. Pierre on Jun 15, 2010 |
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Must contact CFB Gagetown Range Control MORE INFO >>>
Some of the crags in this area are on Canadian Military land. Members of UNB Rock and Ice Club need to call Range Control before going. Non-members must present themselves in person to Range Control and procure a pass. 506 422-2000 ext 3121
This information is a public crowdsourcing effort between the Access Fund,
and Mountain Project.
You should confirm closures, restrictions, and/or related dates.
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Description P1: Go up and slightly right around the huge block. Head straight up to the obvious ledge with the large tree with a sling. **Note: there is a sloped block below the face leading to the ledge... it MOVES! Watch your fingers and toes. Also... the big block on which the slope block sits will move as well. Be gentle and everything looks like it should stay put for quite some time.
P2: Traverse left off the ledge and head up a vertical crack system.
One Pitch: Most people climb it in a single pitch. Just avoid going on the ledge with the large tree and climb left of it aiming slightly left for the top mini-dihedral/crack feature. Make sure to use slings.
Location Start 50' left of the pyramid in the right-facing corner.
Protection Standard rack is fine. Bolted anchor.
By Dom
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From: New Brunswick Canada
Sep 3, 2010
rating: 5.8 PG13
| I think you did go off route on the 2nd pitch because the belay from the top is on a nice sitdown ledge.
You probably made it to the new route called trundle flakes 5.10a PG that starts on the right end of king arthurs (Minkey). |
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