Arthroscopy and Ghostdancing
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Arthroscopy and Ghostdancing
In August myself and friend Steve climbed Arthroscopy into the Kneewrecker Chimmney. This was an excellent route that does not seem to see much traffic. THe chimmney takes mall stuff at first and finsihed with a blue and grey cammalot. 2 pithces below were very well protected as well with good bolts where you needed them. Tree belay above chimmney and chains for the rap at top of Ghostdancing
If the chimmney does not suit your taste the long corner previously overgrown corner of Ghostdancing would be an great finsih option.
THe day we climbed it there was a party below us cleaning Ghostdancing. They continued cleaning up into the corner (it needed it badly).
Two great climbs that need more traffic.
Rap Arthro and you will need two ropes to get off.
If the chimmney does not suit your taste the long corner previously overgrown corner of Ghostdancing would be an great finsih option.
THe day we climbed it there was a party below us cleaning Ghostdancing. They continued cleaning up into the corner (it needed it badly).
Two great climbs that need more traffic.
Rap Arthro and you will need two ropes to get off.
Re: Arthroscopy and Ghostdancing
Had a fun adventure on Ghostdancing this weekend. The route's not particularly clean but it's still very climbable and would probably warrant a retro if it were more on people's radar.
The first two pitches are really varied and the cruxes are short. The second pitch probably scares a lot of people off based on the description (11c/d face/slab) but the difficulties are really short and it's well bolted (can aid through pretty easily).
Half of the last pitch is in the great shape… the top half is a bit brushy but the finger locks are now cleaned out
The route offers a great perspective of Uwall and is pretty casual at only 3 pitches in length. If you're up for some fun adventure climbing, get on it!
Julian
The first two pitches are really varied and the cruxes are short. The second pitch probably scares a lot of people off based on the description (11c/d face/slab) but the difficulties are really short and it's well bolted (can aid through pretty easily).
Half of the last pitch is in the great shape… the top half is a bit brushy but the finger locks are now cleaned out
The route offers a great perspective of Uwall and is pretty casual at only 3 pitches in length. If you're up for some fun adventure climbing, get on it!
Julian
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