First Route Gully Tous Escalade traditionnelle 24 voies en site

Abseil further down the gully trending over to the northern side passing the base of Easy Day For The Gentlemen to a square cut ledge to belay on medium to large cams. Pitch 1, Gr 13, 10m Step across to the wall and traverse left on the two large horizontal cracks to a double bolt belay in a fantastic position on the small triangular platform capped by a roof on the arête. Pitch 2, Gr 14, 30m Traverse right a couple of metres from the belay then straight up the middle of the wall past a bolt (hanger required) and into the fingercrack. Continue up and right to belay on a small ledge just left of the chimney. Pitch 3, Gr 12, 30m Either meander up the wall above (Gr12) or better, climb up and right from the belay a few metres then step across the chimney and climb the upper section of Easy Day. Finish at the eyebolts. J. O Herlihy K. Hartley Feb 12

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Abseil off bolts on top of Supergroove. 60m rope will get you down groove a fairway where it is possible to scramble down 10m to large ledge. Otherwise, do a double abseil. Fist pitch: Climb up vertical weaknesses on right side of arete to a small roof. Climb left of roof, then out left to double bolt belay (needs hangers) on a small triangular ledge. Second pitch: Keep right of arete.

As for Orion but start directly below blunt arete in front of headwall at the base of climb on platform. Take direct line straight up the wall and continue on as for Orion to 1st belay

Starts down near Jump for Joy and Tripping Upstairs. Can be reached from the chains on the ledge where BM starts with an extra 15m or so of static or alternatively use your lead rope. An excellent varied line. Climb the superb face on the clean west facing wall on edges and flakes past the horizontal cracks until a couple of metres below the roof. Traverse right and step over the void at the layback crack. Up this, then onto the arête and face on good holds to the top. Bridge the final slab and finish at the DBB. 6 bolts (hangers required) plus small cams and wires. K. Hartley. J. O Herlihy. Feb 12.

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Start as needles eye staying out of the crack then head up left arête all on natural gear to belay bolts on crown of thorns 40m gr14.

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10m left of crown of thorns stand on large boulder then fire up arête 3 bolts and small to med gear to dbl bolt belay.enjoy

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Takes the line up the west facing wall on the buttress to the left of Needles Aye. Start just left of the large flake and trend up and slightly left past three ring bolts. Through the overlap and up the middle of the slab passing some more bolts and various natural protection to finish at eyebolts. J. O Herlihy, K. Hartley. Feb. 11

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Nice climbing and great rock on the north facing wall with the obvious diagonal crack, (below Body Builder). You can get to the start by abseiling from the top of WOB (north side of gully) then trending south to a directional bolt (american hanger) and down to the chains on the spacious ledge. Step across the crevasse onto the middle of the wall and a bolt. Head up and slightly left past another two bolts toward the diagonal crack, along this then straight through the overlap past two more bolts to finish at the DBB (Hangers required). Take small to medium cams. J. O Herlihy, K Hartley. Feb 12.

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Located on the south facing wall of the huge block at the top of First Route Gully. Approach by abseil from the two bolts at the top (hangers required). Belay in the gully at the base of the short wide crack. Up this, then climb the superb clean slab and arête passing 3 bolts (hangers required) with small to medium cams in the horizontal breaks.

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The right trending hand crack opposite Fishbone Arete finishing at a lower-off. K. Hartley. J. O Herlihy Feb 12.

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Just right of The Truth is a great steep face climb that ends at the same lower-off. We top roped it the day we bolted it but never got back to tick it. It takes some small cams and has three bolts (hangers required) Go get it!

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Sustained climbing up the obvious steep north facing wall and arête of the huge block. Approach via a short abseil from the two hex bolts above the wide corner crack.. Pre-place the first draw and clip your lead rope to it on abseil.(Really needs to be rebolted!) Up the offwidth to the large horizontal break. Traverse right to the undercling, then up to a good edge near the second bolt. Continue traversing right (crux) then head up the face trending right to the arête and get a bit of a rest. Continue up the face and arête passing a couple more bolts to the victory jug. 6 bolts (hangers required, sorry!) K. Hartley, Feb 12.

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Start at the base of the thin crack and arête left of KFAD on the short west facing wall. Up the crack that takes a small cam to a stance on the small boulder. Climb the arête passing two bolts (hangers required). K. Hartley. J. O Herlihy, Feb 12.

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Clip the high bolt just right of MATD and dyno from the crescent shaped crimp to the horizontal crack. Traverse left and finish up the arête. Good luck!

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Access via abseil from the two ring bolts located just below the top of the gully on the north side Nice climbing starting next to the cairn halfway down the gully to the right of a bolt. Up the slab through horizontal cracks and flakes before moving towards the arête as it steepens near the top. 3 bolts (hangers required) and natural protection. Finish at the abseil anchor. J. O Herlihy, K. Hartley. Feb 12.