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Climb up the dihedrals to a couple ledges, then finish up the arete above.
This is one of the better protected climbs on this section of the cliff.
This has been climbed as a top-rope variation from the "Back to the Wall", but has recently had its own anchor installed and a bit of cleanup done on the route itself.
Starts on the ramp just right of "Peggy" -- the lower of the two parallel ramps.
(5.6) Climb up the ramp immediately right of "Peggy", then traverse back left to belay on top of the square block of Peggy.
(5.6) Climb 3m up the corner, then step right onto the arete. Traverse right at more or less constant height all the way to "Piton Highway", up which the route finishes.
Original PG/R, but now can borrow bolts from several climbs that it crosses in what was, formerly, the badly run-out section, meaning it now is quite well protected.
Also, it can be climbed in a single pitch rope lengthwise, but two pitches is advisable for rope-drag issues.
Follow "Piton Highway" to the first hard moves at the foot of the corner. Traverse 1m right on huge holds. Go straight up, keeping slightly right of Piton Highway/Arete until the final wall. Finish as per "Piton Highway".
Or, for a longer variation, start above the leaning boulder at the belay and climb directly up from there to the face right of the arete, and continue staying completely right of the line of Piton Highway/Arete until the finishing moves at the anchor.