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| The climb between Twenty Below Zero on the left and Extensive Homology on the right. The first pitch is often thin and unbonded. The upper pillars are the real meat of the climb. |
A classic Willoughby ice climb. The start can be tricky and it gets harder the higher it goes. The climb is in the sun and is often running water and the ice can be mushy. Sometimes done in 3 pitches, with 60 meter ropes it can be easily managed in 2.
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| standard ice rack
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| rappel from the trees to a stance, place a v-thread and continue to the ground or walk off right around the Tablets and down |
| February 18,1977 - Tim Rouner, Chip Lee |
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