Starts 2m R of the middle U-bolt anchor. A few tricky slab moves lead to some huge moves on mega jugs. Pass a few tastefully spaced FH's and boulder to the final headwall. The beautifully sculptured rock at the top resembles Coolum-esk features, power through three more FH's to a sting in the tail finish that will get your heart racing.
Some long slings will help alleviate drag.
2006 | First ascent: Lee Cujes, John J. O'Brien & Gareth Llewellin |
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26 | Assigned grade |
26(S) | Lee Cujes |
31 [29 - 31] ++ | grAId |
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