Crag & Route Beta

Topic	Date	User
How hard is headwall on Kachoong?	1-Dec-2016 At 11:21:19 PM	(removed)
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On 1/12/2016 prb wrote: >If you find getting off the ledge is grade 20 Dave_S, you must find the >rest of the climb hard! I'll go as high as 16 up to the roof, but that's >tops. I kinda agree. 17 max - even accounting for the first move which is more intimidating than it is difficult. But the official piker's variant goes at (an incredibly soft) 19 so maybe we're both wrong. Geez that makes Quo Vadis about 22 ... The actual headwall (ie. the top bit) is unfalloffable one you're standing on the lip. Probably grade 8.

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