Weeping Warrior/Berholtz Arete V9-
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Jables sending just before the storm. Photo: L. Bo...
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Description This is the arete on the SW corner of the boulder. Start low and climb out the pink arete.
Protection 1-2 pads, spotter.
Jack Starkebaum on the Bernholtz Arete.
| Jon Scott ignoring winter in the Butte.
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| Comments on Weeping Warrior/Berholtz Arete |
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By Matt Toensing From: Boulder Oct 3, 2008
| The G-spot book calls this V8/9, I agree. |
By Peter Erard Sep 6, 2009 rating: V6-7
| I disagree. It is just a little easier than Atomic Tick Fever (A solid V7). The crux felt just a tad easier than the crux for Atomic Tick Fever. |
By Jamie Estep From: Crested Butte, CO Feb 17, 2011
| Solid V7. I've heard everything from V5 to V10.... I don't think it's harder than V7. Pretty sustained climbing all the way up. |
By pedropeacock May 22, 2011
| The sit start used to be regarded as a light 9 or hard 8.... There was a hold that broke years ago that changed the problem significantly. The stand was always regarded as V6 which used to be considered hard.... This problem was done way before the invention of the bouldering pad. |
By Hoboken Jun 1, 2011
| The sit start is the boss! Great route. And yeah it is most definitely a V9 whether one considers it easy or difficult, that is if you do the sit start. Otherwise many consider it to be V6. |
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