Milk Road 5.10d C0
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| Type: | Trad, Aid, 9 pitches, 1000 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.10d C0 [details] |
| FA: | Jeremy Frimer, Kelly Franz |
| New Route: | Yes |
| Season: | summer |
| Submitted By: | Jeremy Frimer on Dec 30, 2010 |
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Milk Road
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Description After a new first pitch, the route follows the best three pitches of Milk Run before following cracks above and a final dyke finish. The best pitches are the 10b and 10d fingery corners (3 and 4) of Milk Run, with the second one being the crux. The climbing on the crux pitch is exceptionally sustained on excellent finger locks and as much gear as one wants to place. The final real pitch (8) is a memorable walk sideways along a featured dyke.
Location Tantalus Wall. From the base of the wall, walk right, uphill, for 50m to a wooded platform. A V-crack marks the start. Descent: walk off via the Bellygood Ledge trail.
Protection rack fingers to #4 with triples or quadruples in the finger sizes for the blockbuster corner pitch. All but the corner pitches have at least one bolt. All anchors are bolted for rappel.
Pitch 1 (5.9 C0 or 5.11b) from the base of the cli...
| classic 10b finger locking on pitch 3.
| the final real pitch (8) follows an exposed dyke.....
| BETA PHOTO: Milk Road topo
| crux pitch (10d). Pretty much every move feels 10b...
| pitch 5, Changing Corners, 10b. Steep up a left-fa...
| pitch 8 (10c). Wild foot traverse
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By Nick Sullens From: Hong Kong, Hong Kong Feb 9, 2011
| The first four pitches are rad, the rest, meh. The dirt ramp pitch is ugly and lame. The dike is good fun |
By Hans From: North Vancouver, BC Jul 30, 2012
| I thought that the route was fantastic. The ramp is lame, but the other new pitches are a lot of fun. 4 stars IMO. |
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