No. 2 Gully

This route was really fun. There is a nice combination of turf and dry-tooling on it.

P1. Cruise up the gut of the gully until a steep step is reached, at which point you can step right to some good gear and a belay at around 45 meters below a steep corner, M3.

P2. Head up the steep corner with some wide stemming and good gear. Belay at a tree below the snow covered bench, M3/4, 35m.

P3. Cross the snow bench, and head up loose ground to an obvious, left-leaning gully/chimney and climb its end on a mini-ridge. At this point, the route meets up with No. 1 Gully, M3, 80m.

P4. Climb a short steep wall above the top of the gully and traverse right into a snow gully. Follow the gully to the trees at the top.

To descend, we followed the raps for No. 1 Gully as follows: from a tree at the top, a 55m rap down and climber's left past the belay for pitch 3 gets you to a slung block. A 60m rap straight down from the slung block gets you to a fixed nut on the right wall of a mini-gully. One last rap will have you back on the ground.

Start above the snow finger labeled No. 2 in the Steeplechase beta Steeplechase: approach... use 3rd snow finger from the left. . You are heading for the steep corner in the back of the gully.

A couple of pins were nice as was a large hex. Other than that, take a standard rock rack.