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Second Pitch leads up the crack and extends out the roof on thin nuts and hexes, with tri cams placed in some
The pitch traverses out across the undercling, with a small edge, and even smaller smears for footing on edges and knobs.
The pitch over the roof is even harder and is one of the cruxes on the route, pushing the grade to a high 5.11 probably c/d
Two traversing bolts to the hanging belay with chains and rap anchors is the final set of moves.
The lowering point then takes you down right over the entrance of the vault opening shaped like a keyhole.
This will allow you to make an entry with both people, and go inside.
Take care of loose rock walls, floor, and stuff growing inside. BIG spiders as well
May one day become a UNESCO World Heritage Foundation
Final route to ceiling from second pitch has not been bolted but is less than vertical to vertical and overhanging through two more pitches of face/crack climbing.
Look forward to hearing more about this place.
FB at the bottom of the cliff is signature of Francis Bacon as first ascent.
