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Exposed and steep arete - all ringbolts. Best to use double ropes to stop rope cutting potential as some of the moves are on the opposite side of the arete to the bolts.
To get to the start belay, either climb first pitch of 'Attila', or fix a rope and just rap in from above (easiest) to tiny ledge belay (double rings) about 6m left of the arete. Traverse out right above void (3 rings) - then up the black arete.
One of the mountains' finest arete routes - that can be led in either two shorter pitches with a hanging belay - or one long pitch (long runners required). Route was fully rebolted with rings in 2022 - no bolt plates required unless you want to clip one of the old carrots on the halfway belay stance.
Start under the middle of the awesome front face of the buttress - which is where the abseil lands you. The rubbly stance at the base is above a steep drop into the jungle, but doesn't really require setting an anchor. The belayer can just lean on the tree.
28m (24) Start up poor/dubious rock for 10m (high first bolt left of the small ledge). Traverse left to the arête (improving rock quality). Now strenuously up the arête to an optional hanging belay, off 1 new ring bolt, and 2 old carrots 1 of which is badly positioned and cantilevers the carabiner. Consider pulling up to clip the first lead bolt on pitch 2 to beef up this belay.
30m (23) A stunning pitch. Continue up the fantastic arête to the cave (extend the bolts before and after the cave). Traverse 5m right from the cave (the FHs going straight up from just to the right of the cave is DHMR), to ledge. Now straight up the awesome steep crimpy face finish.