The part on the face of this route is bolted. Leads into thin inconsistent crack. Some pro may be used. 10a variation is to go around the arete right after the last bolt. and layback on the flake
1992 | First ascent: Nick Jones, Tim Holwill & Bill Noble |
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5.10c/d | Assigned grade |
5.10c | James Hardy |
5.10d | ★★Carl Turcotte |
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ISBN: 9781777147129
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