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Grade Route Gear style Popularity
12 Soddom

First, 2/3rd's has shade all day.

Surprisingly good

  1. [12] 20m Start at the treed side of the chimney. Formed by massive blocks leaning against the face. Chimney up till able to place some gear, then continue onto the blocks, climb up these till you can again access the face. Using the hand rail, rail left for a few meters to access the break/ vague corner. Climb this carefully to the top.

FA: R. Suter, 2003

Trad 20m
13 Gomorrah

First, 2/3rd's has shade all day.

  1. [13] 20m Start in the middle of the chimney (Formed by massive blocks leaning against the face) on top of jumbled blocks. . Chimney up and right of the blocks above. Climbs over the blocks and back onto the face to access a break above, climb this to the top.

FA: R. Suter, 2003

Trad 20m
18 Sin City

Shade for the belayer.

Really good

  1. [18] 20m Start on top of a block at entrance (right) of the chimney. Stem up to establish on the face, move right to the base of a thin seam/ crack, climb this to the top.

FA: R. Suter & G. Hart, 2004

Trad 20m
15 Fall from Grace

Start on top of the narrow ledge. Climb up the feature of wedged blocks. With the rotten recess on the right. Continue to the top to belay from the tree. Makes a good rap too.

FA: G. Hart, D. Vallet & R. Suter, 2003

Trad 18m
10 Uprising

Start on top of the narrow ledge, left of the large roof. Start ±2m right of 'Fall from Grace' Climb left of the rotten recess, continue past halfway, head right when possible keeping the grade consistent.

FA: R. Suter, 2004

Trad 20m
14 PROT:R Grey Slab

FA: M. Scott & R. Behne, 1999

Trad 20m
22 PROT:R Fizzle

FA: A. Dick, Charles Edelstein & F. Davids, 2007

Trad 20m
18 Escape from Purgatory

Climb the arête slightly on the right, then move back left to access a hand crack, use this to move up to a good ledge. Above is a overhang with a v-shape, pull through this crux then right into a scoop/ slab, then move back left on easier ground (don't disturb the bees out left)and straight up to a bolted stance.

FA: D. Vallet, G. Hart & R. Suter, 2003

Trad 28m
13 Red Arête

Start on the block 2m right of the Arête. Climb up and left onto the Arête. Then up and right to access the ledge. Step right to climb the brown groove. Climb below the overhang on amazing holds in orange rock and exit to the left of the overhang. Climb diagonally left to the rap point.

FA: M. Scott & R. Behne, 1999

Trad 28m
14 A Step from Hell

An unassuming line of high quality, good for the grade.

Start 2m right of the Arête in a corner. Climb the face on the left, then move right into corner/ crack and up to a narrow ledge. Step right below a brown groove and climb this till able to exit on the left. Climb the amazing jugs tending left to below a slot. Climb this to a ledge below a short face. Climb the face to finish.

FA: R. Suter & G. Hart, 2003

Trad 28m
19 Temptation

Start on the right side of the gray/white pillar. Climb up onto a block, carry on up and left to access two cracks on very orange rock, climb this slab, headed for the roof/ corner above. Exit the coner to the right, then up a pocketed face. Above and right is a bolted stance, which is a good place to belay from as your seconds might fall at the roof crux and this ensures less work for yourself.

FA: R. Suter, D. Vallet & G. Hart, 2003

Trad 30m
22 Flint

FA: Charles Edelstein, A. Dick & F. Davids, 2007

Trad 30m

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