Jebel Batta · Batta NE face · trad
Seeräuber
7cA very beautiful and impressive short route, 3 pitches only, but difficult and excellent rock. The way is including the two cruxes. The off – width begins as slightly vertical and then straightens up. It is graded as 5.10 unprotected (graded by top-rope), and estimates later as 5.12 and apparently named Dire Straight.
Approach
The route follow hand/finger – jamming crack 20m left from main big gully/chimney (that splitting the cliff to 2 parts)
Descent
main descent
- Grade
- 7c
- First ascent grade
- VIII/VIII+
- Style
- trad
- Length
- 70 m
- Pitches
- 5
- Bolts
- 0
- First ascent
- Ruedi Homberger, Fritz Roth, Armin Rempfler, freed by, Yoav Nir, Avner Rothschild, Amnon Shiloni, 3 Nov 1983
Topo
Jebel Batta, 14 November, Mark Jenkins, Micah Rush, Kyle Elmquist Dave, here’s the old route description: B1. Seerauber, Dire Straight - overview - picture - picture - topo First ascent: Yoav Nir, Amnon Shiloni, 1993, 5 pitches, VI+, or more diff, J.Batta NE face Approach: the route follow hand/finger – jamming crack 20m left from main big gully/chimney (that splitting the cliff to 2 parts…
Route pageA very beautiful and impressive short route, 3 pitches only, but difficult and excellent rock. The way is including the two cruxes. The off – width begins as slightly vertical and then straightens up. It is graded as 5.10 unprotected (graded by top-rope), and estimates later as 5.12 and apparently named Dire Straight.
NE Face
MapJebel Batta, 14 November, Mark Jenkins, Micah Rush, Kyle Elmquist Dave, here’s the old route description: B1. Seerauber, Dire Straight - overview - picture - picture - topo First ascent: Yoav Nir, Amnon Shiloni, 1993, 5 pitches, VI+, or more diff, J.Batta NE face Approach: the route follow hand/finger – jamming crack 20m left from main big gully/chimney (that splitting the cliff to 2 parts…
Route pageA very beautiful and impressive short route, 3 pitches only, but difficult and excellent rock. The way is including the two cruxes. The off – width begins as slightly vertical and then straightens up. It is graded as 5.10 unprotected (graded by top-rope), and estimates later as 5.12 and apparently named Dire Straight.
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