Routen in The Immaculate Wall

Climbs Perfect Pebble then continues. Don't bother if you are short.

Top rope can be stuck in from Venga. A fun climb to teach beginners about stemming and using smaller footholds.

If you just keep thinking stemming you'll find the footholds.

Stemming/Bridging: Feet pushing into opposite walls to use gravity to assist staying in a corner. Remember climbing up door jamb's as a kid.

Head up on the right side of the arete and then move around the corner to the left after the last bolt to the chains. Balancy, there are decent feet you just have to find them. Easier for taller climbers.

Venga is Spanish for I think in this case "Go!", i.e. get moving or you'll be pumped before getting to the top.