Natural pro requiredA steep and sustained route left of the main overhangs, climbing the obvious dyke-like feature. The route name is an acronym made from the
surname initials of all of the people who contributed to the route’s development. Take a standard rack plus doubles of 0.5 and 3 cams.
The route can be abseiled with a single 60m rope using independent abseil anchors in the lower parts, as long as you don’t do the final pitch.
- P1
- 19
- Alpine (Commitment) II
- 40m
- 1
- Trad
Start at the bottom of the largest snow patch. Up to bolt on slab then right into corner that leads up and right to triple bolt belay on ledge.
- P2
- 23
- 25m
- 2
- Trad
Step back into the corner and up to the overlap that forms a continuation of the great roof line. Crank over with a bolt and traverse up right past another bolt and some gear to a double glue-in bolt belay on ledge.
- P3
- 23
- 25m
- 5
- Trad
Step back left into the corner and up to bolts that lead up a slab rightwards. Pull the small overhang on jugs to double bolt belay.
- P4
- 23
- 20m
- 8
Climb the dyke feature, angling up and right.
- P5
- 20
- 10m
- 2
- Trad
Straight up past two bolts. The trick is to get standing on top of the flake above the last bolt, then you can climb straight up to belay.
- P6
- 17
- 40m
- Trad
Traverse 4m left to corner and up to the top of the pillar. Run out and a bit grassy. Single ring anchor.
