Thin stemming followed by vertical ocean of chickenheads.
Start: Start at the overhanging corner a few metres right of Passport To Insanity.
20m (22) Bridge up the overhanging corner, surmount the overhang and continue easily to ledge on arete.
35m (-) Up wall and groove on right side of arete to horizontal break. Traverse right.
45m (-) Diagonally right up wall for 3 metres to deep groove. Bridge airily up this groove, which becomes a chimney, all the way. Descend by scrambling west down boulder-strewn chasm. Abseil 50 metres from bollard to ground.
13 Mar 1995 | First ascent: Keith Lockwood & Norm Booth (alt) |
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22 R | Assigned grade |
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