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Follow climbers trail marked with rock cairns from trail up unto the front apron of rock. Start between two sloping rock walls just up from a tree. This can be done as a two or three pitch climb. If done as three pitches go to a tree up and a little to the right for the first pitch. If done as two pitches go to a tree with slings on it in line with the initial ridge edge. The first pitch is 61 meters long if done as two pitches. By starting a little high between the sloping rock walls you can do it with a 60 meter rope, but you will be starting on a 5.8 wall instead of the easier, and less aesthetic ridge. The last pitch is up and right over a flanged edge of a rock wall, around a corner and straight up the airy route climbing on chicken heads (5.6-5.7) all the way, or almost all the way to the chains(at the end you may slip around the right side too). Except for one bolt, protection here is by slinging chicken heads.
An awesome climb, the route partially spirals around an arête. Lots of exposure at the crux. Tricky to second, the leader should leave in the draws and swap rope ends with the second, because if the second comes off below the crux they will swing way out over space like a veladore.