Jebel Nsela · Nsela South Face · trad
Five Easy Pitchefkes
4cFive easy pitches. Start south face, along traverse, below overhangs(omitted by alternative route) then along little gully R and L on slabs, then awkward chimney(III+), easy slabs then ramp R, continue diagonally R steep pitch on black wall. Continue R on friable slab (3) then easily to summit (alternatively through L chimney (4). Renamed pichevkes by Mario + Steve Gault, April 1983
Descent
Descent on L through gully.
- Grade
- 4c
- First ascent grade
- III+
- Style
- trad
- Length
- 200 m
- Pitches
- 5
- Bolts
- 0
- First ascent
- Terry Taylor, Andrea Anati, 4 Apr 1977
Topo
Five easy pitches. Start south face, along traverse, below overhangs(omitted by alternative route) then along little gully R and L on slabs, then awkward chimney(III+), easy slabs then ramp R, continue diagonally R steep pitch on black wall. Continue R on friable slab (3) then easily to summit (alternatively through L chimney (4). Renamed pichevkes by Mario + Steve Gault, April 1983
Nsela East Face
MapFive easy pitches. Start south face, along traverse, below overhangs(omitted by alternative route) then along little gully R and L on slabs, then awkward chimney(III+), easy slabs then ramp R, continue diagonally R steep pitch on black wall. Continue R on friable slab (3) then easily to summit (alternatively through L chimney (4). Renamed pichevkes by Mario + Steve Gault, April 1983
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