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A good line up the left-hand side of the Llithrig wall.
1) 4a, 25m. Follow Sunset Crack to a stance below the corner by a manky thread.
2) 5c, 20m. Climb Llithrig as far as the traverse right then move up left to gain a groove in the arete. Sustained climbing up this leads with some difficulty to a ledge and a belay a little higher.
3) 5b, 18m. Drop down to a ledge, then move right across the wall to a break. Gain and climb the groove above.
4) 4a, 12m. Cracks and flakes on the right lead to the top. © Rockfax
User | Date | Notes | ||
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Andy Moles | 11 Jul, 2022 |
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βeta: Makes more sense to walk in from the left and start from the big grassy ledge, rather than the small higher stance described at the top of the first pitch. Even from this lower belay you could probably do what's described as P2+3 in one big pitch. Crux feels pretty goey without the pegs that once protected it, the nearby gear is unconvincing. P3 also 5c. | βeta? | |
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βeta: Makes more sense to walk in from the left and start from the big grassy ledge, rather than the small higher stance described at the top of the first pitch. Even from this lower belay you could probably do what's described as P2+3 in one big pitch. Crux feels pretty goey without the pegs that once protected it, the nearby gear is unconvincing. P3 also 5c. |
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Grade: E2 5c ***
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