Ascents in Gonda Roof

Very easy cruising up this climb. Would be a GREAT route for people to lead for the first time on or to bring their kids up on their first multi-pitch. This multi-pitch 'crag' has a little something for everyone!

Led pitches 1 & 3. Felt quite over graded, particularly when compared to Le Soulier at the same crag. At one point I could literally touch 3 bolts at the same time on P3 😂. Definitely great for a beginner lead but otherwise uninspiring.

Showing some multi techniques would absolutely suggest a 5.6 at most with most moves in the 5.5 range

3rd pitch is the best by far.

Better than it's gross approach pitch. Even though the climbing was average, I loved being outside for the first time since winter.

Pulled a hold cutting the corner between the right-leaning and left-leaning cracks.

Toproped - couldn't pull off the right-to-left traverse, so aided using the last draw

"Introduction to trad climbing". I disagree, spaced bolts mixed with some terrible gear placements.

Took the alt end, first multi pitch. Had fun, leader skipped a couple of the few bolts there was. Super cruisey climbing. Some loose rock.

Good Route, good route to attempt lead for the first time. Harder than Dancing Sasquatch for sure. My favorite route on this face.

With Bec, great day out. Led all pitches

Info is outdated. Its retro fitted for sport, 4 pitches, rated 5.7 https://www.tabvar.org/sites/default/files/Le%20Soulier%20(The%20Shoe).pdf

Alternated leads with Allen, I led P2 & 4. Pitches 2 and 3 were the most fun. 4x 25m sport pitches as per the updated tabvar beta.

Soloed with gear

Routes all bolted