Type: | Sport, 100 ft (30 m), 2 pitches, Grade II |
FA: | Jim Knight, Christian Knight |
Page Views: | 1,972 total · 15/month |
Shared By: | Perin Blanchard on Oct 16, 2013 |
Admins: | Perin Blanchard, GRK, David Crane |
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Description
Surprisingly solid despite the name, this route is actually a pleasant outing. It's really no more chossy than any other route on the main face.
From the top of one of the second pitches of Trilogy walk (gingerly) across to the base of the main wall. Find the bolt to your left (on a more-or-less east-facing aspect) and head up. There is a bolted anchor just above the chossy v-slot you can see.
From the anchor head a bit right and up through some sharp, broken, yet mostly solid terrain to the top. The broken nature of the rock provides a plethora of holds.
Just before the top things get really broken and a bit nerve-wracking, but the climbing is relatively easy.
This could probably be climbed as one pitch but the rope drag would likely be quite annoying.
From the top of one of the second pitches of Trilogy walk (gingerly) across to the base of the main wall. Find the bolt to your left (on a more-or-less east-facing aspect) and head up. There is a bolted anchor just above the chossy v-slot you can see.
From the anchor head a bit right and up through some sharp, broken, yet mostly solid terrain to the top. The broken nature of the rock provides a plethora of holds.
Just before the top things get really broken and a bit nerve-wracking, but the climbing is relatively easy.
This could probably be climbed as one pitch but the rope drag would likely be quite annoying.
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