Charles II 5.6
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| Type: | Trad, 1 pitch, 160 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.6 [details] |
| FA: | 1977 - Kent Brock, Don O'Kelley |
| Season: | East facing wall - Spring or Fall |
| Submitted By: | kirra on Apr 11, 2008 |
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Description Another fun route for crusin' or beginner trad-lead. This route is usually in the shade in the afternoon.
For more route descriptions in the area see book "Rock Jock's Guide to Queen Creek Canyon" by Marty Karabin
Location 30 feet to the right of Henry VIII. Climb into a right facing dihedral & up the crack
Protection Small-Med pro, cams/nuts, 2 ropes rap. Bring knife & x-tra slingage for personal options to tidy up on top.
By falke
Apr 19, 2011
| The last 30 feet of this good looking trad route is made up of some seriously loose rock. It looks a bit like some kind of jenga puzzle ready to avalanche at the slightest touch. If considering this route, you can hop right to Anne of a Thousand Days anytime it gets too loose for comfort. |
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