![]() ![]() Climb the pillar and the finger crack above to a narrow ledge and belay. From a lower belay on the large ledge on pitch 2 traverse left and slightly up for 15m to a short pillar. Continue up and left on easier ground to a fixed nut-and-piton belay where the wall steepens. Start up the left-facing corner above the belay passing a bolt, then move into a groove on the left until the angle eases. Continue past a ledge to a higher stance and a 2-bolt belay. Climb the bulge above the belay and either move left into a right facing corner or climb better rock just to the right. Climb the rib directly above the belay passing a bolt to ledges and a 2-bolt belay. Continue 50m past the buttress crest to a smaller rib with a steep drop-off on the other side. Bring gear to 3" including a good selection of thin pitons and doubles of small to medium cams.Īpproach as for Ha Ling and continue east across the Rice Bowl, the scree/slab bowl between Ha Ling and Miner's Peak, on low-angled slabs, staying high and aiming for the point on the NE buttress of Miners Peak where the ridge steepens beyond scrambling. ![]() ![]() Joey Wallick and partner, 2019Ī worthwhile traditional climb with little loose rock, this is the first route completed on this overlooked formation. Alik Berg, Nino Guagliano and Ian Welsted, 2015 ![]() North-East Buttress of Miner's Peak, 240m, 5.10bĪlik Berg and Raphael Slawinski, June 2020 ![]()
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