From RURP September 1971: "The East Face of Maroon, a perfect line where the light and dark rock meet."
30m 17 Zigzag up easy blocks, etc., to a small corner niche. Up steep wall to a foothold belay ledge.
30m 18 Up to overhang, left and up, then back right and up to a ledge with a small bush, up another 7-8m to a slightly bigger ledge.
24m 10/M5 Free 6m, then follow nebulous crackline to a bivy under the headwall.
24m M7 Follow the line to a sloping shelf, hanging belay.
12m 10 Up with a peg for aid in lose blocks. Belay at foot of corner.
30m 14/M3 Up corner to top of a pedestal. Aids in poor, rotten, crack, free to top, block belay.
"Gear: rurps, skyhooks, bathhooks, microhexes, and blades up to 1.5 angle (plenty of knives + a few crackers)."
12 Giu 1971 | Prima ascensione:
Rick White, Ron Collett & John Oddie climbed over 2 days |
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Data: 2021
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