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| Type: | Trad, 984 ft (298 m), 11 pitches, Grade III |
| FA: | 1938 - Jan Staszel, Jerzy Hajdukiewicz |
| Page Views: | 1,445 total · 14/month |
| Shared By: | Christian Storms on Nov 12, 2014 |
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While Pitch 4 may be the crux with the highest grade of climbing, the elements and the exhaustion factor will get to you. With a two hour approach and another one hour top off plus another two hours back to base camp, you're in for a full day of climbing.
Pitch 1: II (5.3), III (5.5), II (5.3)
Pitch 2: II (5.3)
Pitch 3: IV (5.6), III (5.5)
Pitch 4: V (5.8), IV (5.6), V (5.8)
Pitch 5: scramble and traverse
Pitch 6: III (5.5) loose rock warning!!
Pitch 7: III (5.5)
Pitch 8: II (5.3)
Pitch 9: II (5.3)
Pitch 10: V- (5.7), IV (5.6)
Pitch 11: 100 meter top out over some scary peaks
Pitch 1: II (5.3), III (5.5), II (5.3)
Pitch 2: II (5.3)
Pitch 3: IV (5.6), III (5.5)
Pitch 4: V (5.8), IV (5.6), V (5.8)
Pitch 5: scramble and traverse
Pitch 6: III (5.5) loose rock warning!!
Pitch 7: III (5.5)
Pitch 8: II (5.3)
Pitch 9: II (5.3)
Pitch 10: V- (5.7), IV (5.6)
Pitch 11: 100 meter top out over some scary peaks
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