All sectors
All routes on Harrison's Rocks
North Boulder
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North Boulder
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Up the wall right of the arete via undercut slopers and tiny crimps, a high foot Rockover at the top is good.
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Straight up from the end of the ledge via a good sloper for the left hand. Holds on top are good when you find your feet on the face.
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From the right edge of the ledge via undercuts to the sloping often scrittly top.
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Between Sunset Wall and Torque Wrench; Climb the corner of the block via the break, small flake and through the main flake above.
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Steeper than it looks slopers and pinches bring about a tricky top.
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North Boulder
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Steeper than it looks slopers and pinches bring about a tricky top.
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Technical and powerful through shallow finger pockets, sidepull and pinches.
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AKA West Face Route - Up the wonderful groove line between Torque Wrench and Finger Flow.
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Edges and dynamic apparently...
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From the break go to the pocket above with your left hand then drift rightward above the right hand pocket to finish.
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6Direct finish to Papillon through the two pockets and layback crack.
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Up the worn slots to the boulder's nose - holds are wearing away and no doubt making the climb and grade harder...
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Eliminate: Rightward trending finish from the same start as Back Breaker keeping to the right of the obvious slot on Back Breaker.
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Eliminate: Rightward trending finish from the same start as Back Breaker keeping to the right of the obvious slot on Back Breaker.
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Direct up the blunt nose on slopers and side-pulls. A Heel-toe move is recommended.
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The wall to the right of the arete hard mantel.
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From the breaks/pockets in the centre of the wall; trend slightly leftward to a good hold at the top. Tricky mantel above.
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The easiest way up and down. Nicest if you layback the vertical crack above.
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Lay off the low left hand crimp and lurch up to the break, undercut the slight overhang and trend rightwards at the top. Top mantel is very difficult.
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The arete climbed on its RHS. Tricky mantel and hard to spot due to its location.
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North Boulder
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The arete climbed on its RHS. Tricky mantel and hard to spot due to its location.
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Up the wall via sidepulls to the obvious large flat hold just before the top, same hard-mantel top...
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The short wall left of the arete and right of Red River. The familiar tricky mantel top.
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The arete climbed on its left is quite dynamic.
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North Boulder
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The arete climbed on its left is quite dynamic.
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Up the wall right of the arete via undercut slopers and tiny crimps, a high foot Rockover at the top is good.