Type: Trad, 220 ft (67 m), 4 pitches
FA: Steve & Katjaj Broadbent, October 2008
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Shared By: TJ Brumme on Nov 13, 2024
Admins: Angelique Brown, TJ Brumme

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Beautiful steep route with good pro and shade most of the day. Not to be missed.
P1 starts out with a steep sequence on good holds, eventually going up short #3 crack in the corner before topping out on a small pedestal. Continue another 5 ft to belay on the 2nd small pedestal. 

P2 traverses right into the main corner system. Continue until just above a large chockstone.

P3 is a transitional pitch to get to the base of the money pitch. Exit the corner to the right and traverse the easy terrain until you're at the base of the wide crack, or combine this into the next pitch. 

P4 is steep, wide (at times), has great pro and stunning exposure. 

From here scramble across the gulley and follow easy terrain down to the east slopes of Ksar to descend.

Standard rack to #3. If you had a #4 you could use it, but you don't need it.

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From the door to the Ksar Rock Guesthouse, walk back up the road and take the first right up a small alley between the two houses. Continue up the gulley immediately above the guesthouse to the base of the route.

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Trad.

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