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17 M1 Caveat Emptor

A huge corner capped by big rooves.

Start: Starts half way up the gully just left of \\

  1. 40m (17) climb up into the corner, traverse right from below steep section and make a tricky mantle past a piton runner on to a loose block. Up left on ramp and on up crack. Traverse left to corner from fixed nut.

  2. 33m (17) (crux) up line (large nuts, loose rock, PR) and up right to main roof

  3. 33m (17) Traverse right (four aids, including two fixed aid pitons) using last aid to lower to ledge. On to right wall (fixed aid piton) and make an exposed traverse right (PR) to shallow groove. Up to ledge on right arete

  4. 38m (17) Up right to finish up the golden handshake

FA: Chris Baxter, Keith Lockwood & Ed Neve, 1973

Aid 140m, 2
17 Sweet Sixteen

Good climbing but hard to find your way as the line is very subtle - a big adventure!

Start: Starts about 10m up the gully where the angle eases and a crack/corner system starts on the right wall (facing the cliff).

  1. 45m (17) Climb a series of cracks and corners to ledge. Tend up and rightwards (tricky thin slabbing in some sections) up wall to belay in sloping 10m long corner crack with some fixed nuts and a very old big (what used to be red) sling with some small orange roofes above and right and small ledge above and left.

  2. 40m (15) up corner then step left onto small ledge. Up and right a little to arete. Up to large corner with attractive orange corner just left of middle and small ledge right of this. Belay near attractive orange corner near center of large corner.

  3. 50m (15) Up attractive corner crack then move left and up wall on good horizontal breaks to large ledge (much vegetation!). Either break the belay here or continue up to top by left (corner) or right wall. Belay on summit.

FA: Keith Lockwood & Ed Neve, 1974

Trad 180m, 3

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