Type: Trad, 270 ft (82 m), 4 pitches
GPS: -33.95391, 18.39916
FA: B. Fletcher, P. Williams & P. White, 1961
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Shared By: Michael Dom on Jun 11, 2022
Admins: Michael Sullivan

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Pitch 1 5.9 20m

Head off of the ledge and veer for a steep crack. Follow the crack through overhanging terrain and then up a short face section to reach a ledge. Best to belay here if you think your follower might fall.

Pitch 2 5.9 20m 

Do a quick pitch maneuver and build your anchor out right under the big corner where there is a perched rock on a ledge. Now head up and left trending diagonally across the exposed terrain until you reach a ledge hidden under a roof. You should see a piton on your right which marks the start of the next pitch.

Pitch 3 5.10c 10m

Traverse across under the roof to the piton. Back it up with gear for your follower and then rail around the other side. An exposed few moves will lead you to a crack you can use. Head up through knobs to reach a very comfortable ledge to belay from.

Pitch 4 5.9 20m

The final pitch heads diagonally off of the ledge and finds the line of weakness. It can be easy to end up finishing many of the other routes since they tend to meander up the flakes and knobs. Belay on the massive ledge above.

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