Ascents climbed between 2009-01-01 and 2009-12-31 as various tick types by David Gibbs

Crux was interesting, ending was a bit awkward -- cleaning nuts from a poor stance also is a pain.

Holy shit. Don't lead this unless you're comfortable on a couple grades higher locally.

Suprisingly reachy at the top.

Bouldery crux at start, after that is very easy.

Amazing climbing for a 5.2; good rock, good protection, and amazing exposure. I'm such-graded routes being dirty vegetated scrambles.

Good climbing with nice exposure. Swung pitches. This is definitely a Bon Echo classic.

Swung pitches, I led the 2nd pitch. The "groove" is a bit of a squeeze if carrying a pack.

Messy, unpleasant, un-fun. Lots of loose dirt and bushes, and not good pro. Not worth climbing (or, I think, cleaning).

Fun for its grade. Really needs cleaning.

A good climb with interesting moves. Really needs cleaning.

Lower section has a couple moves that are delicate for its grade. Apparently I finished on Krakatoa at top. Not intended.

Lovely splitter crack.

Long way back to the anchors at the top.

5.6 with a 5.9 crux.

Not a lot of cracks in the area, so not up on my jamming.

Off-width. Physical, but never felt particularly committing.

Enjoyable for its grade (5.9-).

Route finding a bit tricky near the top.

Well protected past the opening moves and a fun lead.

The upper section is very thin, requiring quite careful foot work. Now, I need red point this.

Dirty, run out at start and end.

Another climb on my trip. We made a mistake, and bailed at the fore-summit -- thinking Bacun was Balzet, and we didn't have time to finish.

Swung leads. (Date not exact -- was late July 2009 trip to the Alps.)

Fun. Easy pro for most of the route.

Not sure exact date -- but sometime summer 2009.

My first trad lead. It seemed very run-out and hard to protect. (I might do better, now, or I might know better now. )

Led pitch 1, 2nd pitch 2.

A gorgeous route, and the top-out at the top of the ridge is lovely. The rappels down the back-side of the ridge are interesting, though.

A long approach for EPC, but well worth it. A gorgeous climb. Soft for its grade, though.

Like most stuff at EPC, seems soft for its grade.