Crag & Route Beta

Topic	Date	User
Routes for new leader	17-Mar-2009 At 5:09:52 PM	billk
Message
My second ever lead was Piccolo (Gr 10 at the Organ Pipes). It has a bit of a stopper move in the middle of the first pitch, unless perhaps you have been given the beta that you step up to a huge jug. Tale of Woe (Gr 10 in the Northern Group) was my third ever lead. The first pitch is a left leaning crack that eats good gear placements. The second pitch has a couple of steep moves but not ones that should stop a 18/9 sport leader. On Sunday we did a great gr 11 climb on the left side of Grotto Wall. bggrd if I can remember the name of it.

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