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5.11 YDS 6c+ French 23 Ewbanks VIII- UIAA 23 ZA E4 5c British
Type: | Trad, 200 ft, 3 pitches, Grade II |
FA: | unknown |
Page Views: | 73 total · 10/month |
Shared By: | kiff on Sep 21, 2017 |
Admins: | Nate Ball, Kate Lynn |
Much of the Lower Malamute falls into CN Rail's right-of-way. More accurately, the starts of many of the climbs fall into this region. See this link for more details: access-society.ca/regions/s…
Also, see Kevin McLane's 2006 edition of his Squamish Guidbook to see a image of what is and isn't accessible.
Also, see Kevin McLane's 2006 edition of his Squamish Guidbook to see a image of what is and isn't accessible.
Description
Some great, well protected face climbing along the dike. Prepare thy dancing shoes for battle.
P1: Start up the corner from the logs, then steer right along the infant dike. Belay at right most ring-bolt-thingy 5.10
P2: Move along the overlap/roof, following the bolts rightwards. A tough sequence gets your feet above the overlap. Make your way daintily across the dance floor to double bolts. 5.11
P3: Continue along the dike and make a long reach straight up to gain the flake. A couple small pieces (red C3) help protect between the bolts. "Walk" right to the slab and make your way to the top of the buttress.
P1: Start up the corner from the logs, then steer right along the infant dike. Belay at right most ring-bolt-thingy 5.10
P2: Move along the overlap/roof, following the bolts rightwards. A tough sequence gets your feet above the overlap. Make your way daintily across the dance floor to double bolts. 5.11
P3: Continue along the dike and make a long reach straight up to gain the flake. A couple small pieces (red C3) help protect between the bolts. "Walk" right to the slab and make your way to the top of the buttress.
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