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Venusian Blind Arete (IV) 5.7*** - 5.7
Average Rating : 4.56 out of 5
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Description:
There are two major couloirs on the face. Climb up the left one 'til it's possible to scramble left across ledges around the edge of the slabby buttress (this is Moon Goddess), continuing easily up and left towards the obvious big slab. climb a blankis dihedral (5.6) on the left side of the slab and on up an easy fifth class pitch staying just left of the blankish arete. An obvious crack now goes right up the prow over a bulge on huge holds. Scramble down through a notch and skirt a 70 foot tower on the right. Now go left and step across a chimney and gain the crest of the arete and basically follow that for serveral hundred feet. Climb over a few easy gendarmes to another tower. This one's 150 feet tall and pretty intimidating until you get to it. Then obvious easy groupd lead up its left side. Acouple of pitches of easy climbing on the arete lead to the big talus slopes of Temple's southeast side, a few hundred yards below the summit register. THIS IS NOT THE END OF THE CLIMB. you HAVE to go to the top.
Submitted by: jorgle on 2003-11-07
Last Modified: 2007-08-02
Views: 2232
Route ID: 43562
Ascent Note:
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| Difficulty | 5.7 |
| Safety Rating | PG13 |
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Temple Crag - Venusian Blind Arete
Cool route
Added: 2008-07-28
