The Bolt Buttress
(6 routes)
Type:
Crag Access from Queens Drive
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M4
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| RH steep Chimney | |||||||||||
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14
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30m
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Straight up through overlap
then onto easy slab that protects
with good Camalots in breaks. Take a
full range of sizes from small to large. Daniel Joll, Erika Tovar 2011. |
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19
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30m
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Start 5m left of Angel Cakes under small roof. Move
up and right then back left to gain a crack near the arête.
Continue up this and then cross the arête onto the slab
of McFanny Goes Top Roping. Be careful not to fall off
before you reach the first placement. Daniel Joll, Erika Tovar 2011. |
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21
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20m
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5
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Equipped with 5 bolts and gear to #4 Camalot.
Climb to bolted belay at the top of buttress. Al Uren, Wayne Marshal 2010. |
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21
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5
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Equipped with 5 bolts & natural gear. Another good traditional
project bolted for the masses. Bolted & cleaned by Al
Uren. Start up the crack with a few bolts then head left to
join up with the top of Angel Cakes. Milo Gilmour 2012 |
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| Start as per any of the previous routes and continue up the easy ridge to the summit ridge of the Telecom Tower. | |||||||||||
Attribution:
Material from "REMARKABLES ICE & MIXED FESTIVAL
ICE & MIXED GUIDE," 2012.
