Turner's Flake 5.8
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| Type: | Trad, 1 pitch, 120 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.8 [details] |
| FA: | John Turner |
| Submitted By: | m-earle on Nov 1, 2006 |
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Leslie Hamilton on Turners Flake.
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Description This is the obvious left arching flake just to the left of standard route on the Thin Air Face. Start on a ramp that leads right until it meets the flake. continue up the flake to a two bolt belay at a ledge, just below the belay for the traverse pitch on Thin Air. Either top out via Thin Air, or rappel with double ropes or a 70 meter.
Protection Standard rack of cams and nuts, #4 Camalot is very helpful.
Me on the lower portion of Turner's
| Dave styling the thin crux of Turners...
| turners flake in the last fall...
| Hale leading turners flake...
| Hale on the crux thin section up toward the top of...
| Hale being eaten by the off-width section haha... ...
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| Comments on Turner's Flake |
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By L. Hamilton Nov 10, 2006
| TCUs or small wires useful for final thin corner, which is excellent climbing. |
By lee hansche Administrator From: goffstown, nh Feb 15, 2007
| If you place your gear deep behind the flake, no big cams are needed... . The crux comes when you exit the flake to the right and do a little face climbing before heading back left to finish the route.... |
By lee hansche Administrator From: goffstown, nh Mar 31, 2009
| Did this route again today... Man i forgot how fun it was!!! so cool... i did get a little rope drag on it so i was thinking that next time i might climb the first 2 bolts on Freedom then link in to Turners for a "no rope drag" variation... |
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