270m, 10 pitches.
4c, 4b, 5c, 6b, 5c,5b, 5c, 5b,5a,4c.
The obvious chimney in the top of the wall opposite the North face of the Pison is gained from the right. One pitch (the third /or 4th, depending on stances taken of 6b is short and steep, the rest is 4 and 5. Pitch 4 ends in a cave / niche obviously used by vultures. Perhaps best avoided in the nesting season? A superb adventure! 2nd belay in the chimney is hard to spot-right in the bowels on the L.
The obvious chimney in the top of the wall opposite the North face of the Pison is gained from the right. One pitch (the third /or 4th, depending on stances taken of 6b is short and steep, the rest is 4 and 5. Pitch 4 ends in a cave / niche obviously used by vultures. Perhaps best avoided in the nesting season? A superb adventure! 2nd belay in the chimney is hard to spot-right in the bowels on the L.
A. Rabada, Rafael Montaner 27/Mar/1959.
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βeta: Care with loose-ish rock on the way up to the chimney when we did this route ! We had a Spanish guidebook and hadn't realised that the star grading system was for loose rock so this route given *** wasn't quite what we expected ! | βeta? | |
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βeta: Care with loose-ish rock on the way up to the chimney when we did this route ! We had a Spanish guidebook and hadn't realised that the star grading system was for loose rock so this route given *** wasn't quite what we expected ! |
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Grade: 6b ***
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