Start up the slab then follow the obvious easy system to a ledge.
More easy slabs to a ledge.
More straightforward cruising. Belay at the base of the right leaning corner.
Climb RF corner up to the first big ledge system.
Walk left to belay on a small ledge below the next groove system
Follow the grooves to belay at the base of the bombay chimney.
Rock, paper scissors for carrying the pack then up the chimney to a ledge.
Straight forward cracks
Up the finger crack until an awkward move left is needed. Continuing up this groove leads to the 2nd large ledge system. Set your belay below 40m pillar with twin grooves.
Climb the mini roof to a small ledge.
Follow the crack, when it ends step left to belay at a good stance below the RF groove
The RF groove (crux) leads up to an exposed stance.
Down climb from the belay then traverse out right to access the gully. Follow this to the summit.
Mostly moderate climbing (grade 4-5) with a long and nice dihedral as the crux section. The climbing is mostly made up of dihedral formations and knobby slab sections. A 70 meter-rope & a running belay was used on easier parts of the first ascent. Using a shorter rope would probably increase the number of pitches to about 15, but there are plenty of opportunities for good belays on the whole route.
