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The diagonal left-leading crack-line is tougher than it looks. Start on the right side of the tower below a prominent crack. Move up and gain the crack and hurry up and left along it to the arete. Continue along the crack to easier ground
From the top of the first pitch of Ashael, follow the same line until you reach steep overhung V in the rock. Climb strenuouslyfor a few moves, over good wire placement. Pull to the side of roof (left) to gain sloping mantleshelf. Follow directly up to meet the finish of Africa Rib.
P1 (4b) Start in prominent corner up and right of main slab, scramble up grassy grooe to treach good rock and climb up to obvious traverse line (going left). Follow the classy traverse with great handholds and gear across slab into niche just before the v-corner. P2 (5a) move left and climb the corner, bridge, wedge, squirm past good gear to a ledge on left (possible good belay). Step off right into the abyss and climb the crack to ledge before stepping back left onto arete which is followed to top on jugs
A good route - testing and totally traditional on its second pitch.
4b, 28m. Start just in from an arete. Move up and left to gain the arete, follow it past a break to a ledge. Move right and climb the face/groove to the ledge. Large cams for the belay.
5a, 8m. The monster crack above will eat you alive. Brute force and ignorance work best, but so does a little old-fashioned off-width technique.
1 5a 5m Enter the corner, via the right wall and continue up to the ledge
2 5a 16m Take the obvious traverse line across the right wall and finish up the slab right of the arete. Bold finish.
This climb was in the 1983 CC guide to Tremadog.