Type: | Sport, 170 ft (52 m), 2 pitches |
FA: | Greg Orton and Harold Hall, 1997 |
Page Views: | 1,504 total · 26/month |
Shared By: | Southwest Oregon Climbers Coalition on Aug 2, 2018 |
Admins: | Nate Ball, Micah Klesick |
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Description
Lost World is commonly done is two pitches, but a very small third pitch can be added at the start to get access to a better belay station.
The climb begins with easy climbing on some dirty rock where it leads to a large platform. There is a bolted anchor here if you would like to belay your partner up so they have a better place to belay from.
The climb then leads up a slightly overhung face. A bolt line of glue in's lead straight up the face where numerous holds and foot placements are present, but the climbing is quite sustained. A second line of bolts goes to the right, which is a 10b alternative. Both lines finish at a bolted anchor with a nice belay station.
The final pitch has a mix of slab and roof mantles. Follow the ridge all the way to the summit where a bolted anchor marks the end of the climb.
To get down, you can either walk off the North Comb or you can rappel down the route. There is a rappel station at each belay platform.
The climb begins with easy climbing on some dirty rock where it leads to a large platform. There is a bolted anchor here if you would like to belay your partner up so they have a better place to belay from.
The climb then leads up a slightly overhung face. A bolt line of glue in's lead straight up the face where numerous holds and foot placements are present, but the climbing is quite sustained. A second line of bolts goes to the right, which is a 10b alternative. Both lines finish at a bolted anchor with a nice belay station.
The final pitch has a mix of slab and roof mantles. Follow the ridge all the way to the summit where a bolted anchor marks the end of the climb.
To get down, you can either walk off the North Comb or you can rappel down the route. There is a rappel station at each belay platform.
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