Type: TR, 45 ft (14 m)
GPS: 49.40997, 7.59407
FA: unknown
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Shared By: Jay Harrison on Nov 7, 2017
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This is one of the TRs I did while visiting. The cliff consists of a "main block" on climber's left, with a 5.0 gully separating it from diminishing pinnacles to the right. This route begins on the tallest of the right pinnacles, lying on the right side of the gully.
It has a difficult start followed by easier climbing to the top.

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On the tallest pinnacle on the right side of the gully dividing the crag in two.

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The TR anchor is a single steel ring on top of the pinnacle. I used another steel ring farther back and lower as a catastrophe-backup.
A trad lead could be concocted of this route, using a few cams and the available fixed gear.

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