Type: Trad, 500 ft (152 m), 5 pitches
FA: A.Michalowski, B.Attwell, J.Robinson, 1984
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Shared By: Grant Russell on Jun 21, 2020
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The difficulties on this climb are generally sustained, and the exposure severe.  Protection is excellent throughout, large hexes, with 'Thank God' belay stances on every pitch.  

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From the LH side of the Lower Wall, is an unmistakable expanse of orange rock, bounded on its left by a vertical band of yellow lichen.  Up the LH margin of this orange section runs a thin vertical crack for some 60m to overhangs above.  Start immediately below this crack.

This route can be linked with Chimani Chimney. After abseiling into the NW Gulley, ascend through cave to top. Start climbing the main face at The Cat Walk, pitch seven.

Protection Suggest change

large hexes

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