Type: | Mixed, 60 ft (18 m) |
FA: | Mar 6, 2016, Jim Lawyer, Chris Beauchamp |
Page Views: | 1,196 total · 15/month |
Shared By: | Jim Lawyer on Jan 25, 2017 |
Admins: | Morgan Patterson, Jim Lawyer, Kevin MudRat MacKenzie |
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Excellent dry tooling. Considerably easier when the rock is visible (i.e., not covered by snow).
Go up the right-leaning crack to a ledge with a small tree stump. (This start was how Reunion was first climbed; Reunion is now commonly started on the right side of the square cave.) From the ledge, continue up a crack, (V1) then traverse left 8' to where a seam breaks through a wide overlap. Go up this seam to a ledge with a fixed anchor. If there's ice above, you can continue another 30' up to the trees; otherwise lower from the anchor.
V1: Instead of traversing left 8', it is also possible to continue straight up the crack and right-facing corner to meet the ice, then up to the top. This has been led at M6 NEI4.
Go up the right-leaning crack to a ledge with a small tree stump. (This start was how Reunion was first climbed; Reunion is now commonly started on the right side of the square cave.) From the ledge, continue up a crack, (V1) then traverse left 8' to where a seam breaks through a wide overlap. Go up this seam to a ledge with a fixed anchor. If there's ice above, you can continue another 30' up to the trees; otherwise lower from the anchor.
V1: Instead of traversing left 8', it is also possible to continue straight up the crack and right-facing corner to meet the ice, then up to the top. This has been led at M6 NEI4.
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