Type: | Boulder, 25 ft (8 m) |
FA: | Ian Cotter-Brown |
Page Views: | 806 total · 12/month |
Shared By: | Brad Fauteux on Nov 20, 2018 |
Admins: | Michael Sullivan |
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Description
Sit start with a sloping right-hand pinch and a sloping left-hand crimp, it is also kosher to start further left with the right hand on the sloping crimp. Pull on and move up to a crimp before going big to the horizontal system(crux). Match and continue up and right on good holds until you reach a few smaller gastons and crimps. Once here execute a hard lock-off to a slot, before reaching up to the large horizontal crack. This crack is not as good as you want it to be, especially with the exposure and height of the climb. A few moves rightwards and a large span out right gains the climber some "thank-god jugs", but still leaves you with a committing and heady rock over onto the top of the cliff.
The large shelf for the start of the problem can be used. Under closer inspection is actually is the same rock.
This is a majestic and proud line with a great view and great location.
This problem also manages to stay fairly dry in light rain and the roof out right provides a good place to hunker down and chill out with the crew in between send burns.
The large shelf for the start of the problem can be used. Under closer inspection is actually is the same rock.
This is a majestic and proud line with a great view and great location.
This problem also manages to stay fairly dry in light rain and the roof out right provides a good place to hunker down and chill out with the crew in between send burns.
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