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A very spectacular and exposed traverse of the Triple Buttress that has the benefit of being non-tidal and a good distance above the sea at all times. However, the situations are serious and the rock needs careful handling with regard to both the climbing and the setting up of belays. Take plenty of slings for tying-off bollards, spikes and threads. Start above a ramp on the landward side of the descent to the top of C Buttress. Photo on page 165.. USER COMMENTS
How long has the stake belay been there? I had to resort to a very unconventional belay after topping out on this route a few years ago and I'm pretty certain that I didn't top out in the wrong place
I couldn't find the stake belay - I spent so long wandering around the slope looking for it that I was spotted by a couple of other climbers who came down to help. They couldn't find it either! In the end I settled for a couple of wires in one of the little rocky bluffs which were better than nothing and sat in the grassy hollow. |