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Two Faces Buttress Rock Climbing

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Routes in Two Faces Buttress

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	Dr. Jekyll T 5.10 6b 20 VII- 19 E2 5b
	Mr. Hyde T 5.10+ 6b+ 21 VII+ 20 E3 5b PG13

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Elevation:	113 ft	34 m
GPS:	68.18782, 14.23388 Google Map · Climbing Area Map
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Shared By:	Ryan Williams on Jul 9, 2013
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Description

This is actually a small wall with a few excellent routes. The Two Faces Face is a clean granite slab that is about 200 feet tall and nearly featureless. I can't imagine a better set of names for the two routes on this face: Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. The climbing is mostly friction slab with some edges and microcrimps on Mr. Hyde. Let's just say that this wall would be at home in North Carolina. The Wall is northwest facing and may get some sun in the afternoon. It is quite exposed, but easy to bail from and 20 minutes or less from the car.

Getting There

The Two Faces Buttress is on the south shore of Djupfjord. It sits only 100 feet or so above the water, just to the climber's right (west) of the larger Djupfjord Buttress.

Park at the turnout on the north side of the causeway, walk across the causeway on the road and then hop down onto the boulders by the water. Walk for a few minutes and about 100-200 feet before you run out of beach, turn right up into the vegetation. An easy scramble from a vegetated gully leads up to the base of the routes.