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Regular Route (aka Central Gully)
5.6 YDS 4c French 14 Ewbanks V UIAA 12 ZA S 4b British
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| Type: | Trad, Alpine, 5 pitches, Grade II |
| FA: | unknown |
| Page Views: | 9,916 total · 85/month |
| Shared By: | Joe Silver on Sep 10, 2014 |
| Admins: | Mike Engle, Eric Bluemn |
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Description
This route follows the obvious gully system on the right side of the slab.
P0 - Walk up to first tree covered ledge (some parties may want a rope)
P1 - From the tree covered ledge climb up and around the right side of a large block and into the gully. Follow the gully until you encounter a small ledge with a two pin belay.
P2 - Continue up the gully, bypassing a roof on the right and reaching a two bolt belay shortly thereafter.
P3 - Climb a crack in a left facing flare until it peters out, then climb straight up to the groove above. Pull around a small roof on cool holds and you should find a three pin belay on a ledge to the left.
P4 - Follow a thin crack in a shallow right facing corner until you find a good spot to belay (we didn't quite reach the trees)
P5 - Easy climbing leads to the trees if you are not there yet
Walk off to the right and back to your packs
P0 - Walk up to first tree covered ledge (some parties may want a rope)
P1 - From the tree covered ledge climb up and around the right side of a large block and into the gully. Follow the gully until you encounter a small ledge with a two pin belay.
P2 - Continue up the gully, bypassing a roof on the right and reaching a two bolt belay shortly thereafter.
P3 - Climb a crack in a left facing flare until it peters out, then climb straight up to the groove above. Pull around a small roof on cool holds and you should find a three pin belay on a ledge to the left.
P4 - Follow a thin crack in a shallow right facing corner until you find a good spot to belay (we didn't quite reach the trees)
P5 - Easy climbing leads to the trees if you are not there yet
Walk off to the right and back to your packs
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