35m, 2 pitches.
5c, 6a
A hard move off the deck leads to some steady slab climbing before the small overlap. overcome this with technique or thuggery and continue to the base of the headwall. There is an optional belay on the left which it is best to use to avoid rope drag and reduce the amount of quickdraws you need to carry. Climb the steep corner and continue up flakes and ledges to a final delicate slab move below the exposed belay. Descent to the ground is just possible on one 70m rope with rope stretch. be sure to tie knots in the end of the rope if lowering a partner from the deck!
A hard move off the deck leads to some steady slab climbing before the small overlap. overcome this with technique or thuggery and continue to the base of the headwall. There is an optional belay on the left which it is best to use to avoid rope drag and reduce the amount of quickdraws you need to carry. Climb the steep corner and continue up flakes and ledges to a final delicate slab move below the exposed belay. Descent to the ground is just possible on one 70m rope with rope stretch. be sure to tie knots in the end of the rope if lowering a partner from the deck!
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La Dulfer
Grade: 6a ***
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