Type: | Trad, 2 pitches |
FA: | John Stannard, Willie Crowther, 1967 |
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Shared By: | Orphaned User on Aug 31, 2010 |
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Description
1. Climb into the right-facing corner. This ends in a roof. Step left to a belay stance. 40 feet, 5.11a.
2. Climb up a left-facing corner, past a small roof, then straight up to the top. This pitch is very contrived. Moving two feet or so (literally) left or right of the line described in the guide - at the overhangs - lowers the grade dramatically. As per the guide: 40 feet, 5.10c.
I've done the first pitch 3 times, and it is always a grunt.
2. Climb up a left-facing corner, past a small roof, then straight up to the top. This pitch is very contrived. Moving two feet or so (literally) left or right of the line described in the guide - at the overhangs - lowers the grade dramatically. As per the guide: 40 feet, 5.10c.
I've done the first pitch 3 times, and it is always a grunt.
Location
Look for a right-facing, overhanging inside corner about 30 feet high; about 25 feet right of the overhanging inside corner broken by a hand crack, which is Criss Cross Direct.
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