Type: Trad, 400 ft (121 m), 4 pitches
GPS: 45.96844, 6.87318
FA: unknown
Page Views: 367 total · 11/month
Shared By: Jackson J on Jun 27, 2023
Admins: Bogdan Petre, David Riley, Luc-514, Liz

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P1 - 11d - 35m

Climb a crack right of the corner for about 20ft to a bolt on the face, then trend left using a left slanting crack following more bolts with the crux around the fifth bolt. Walk over a big ledge to a smaller ledge with a bolted anchor.

P2 - 11c - 35m

Head right into the obvious corner, placing small pro. Continue up the corner clipping bolts with the occasional small cam to supplement the bolts. Sustained and pumpy. Bolted anchor.

P3 - 11b - 35m

Amazing hand a fist crack in a right facing corner. Mostly 2-4", there are two bolts in the fists section next to the crack before the ledge in the middle of the pitch. After the ledge is gets wide (5-6") but the climbing is easier. You will find an old chockstone sling to clip before a crack appears on the right wall that can accomodate smaller gear. This pitch felt like 5.10 if you are proficient in crack technique. Rock sling anchor under crack or bolts out left.

P4 - 11b - 30m

Awesome hand and finger crack up the headwall. Above the finger crack climb through a short technical section of face climbing, clipping three bolts. Watch out for choss in the upper section. Bolts.

P5 - Short easy scramble to the viewing ledge. Hi five tourists.

Location Suggest change

This is the farthest left route on the East Face.

Protection Suggest change

Single rack C3's to 4", 8 QDs and 6-8 runners.

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