Sector: Ai Giorgis Dysalotos
Grade: 6c
Length: 250m
Rating: 3*
3 Comments
Andy Prickett
First climbed in October 2004 without bolts as ‘Dragons Breath’ by Andy and Joan Prickett and Mike and Chris Simpkins. Resin anchors were used for abseils where trees could not be utilised.
Transport to and from the bay was provided by the late Nikos Vasilas.
Andy Prickett
Originally climbed in October 2004 by Andy and Joan Prickett and Mike and Chris Simkins as ‘Dragons Breath’. The route was protected by nuts and slings with bolts used for abseil anchors. Transport to and from the bay was with the late Nikos Vasilas.
Jimbo
The route diagram in the Guidebook is incorrect. If you remove the pitch two anchor, it works. In other words, the guidebook P2 and P3 are, in fact, one pitch.
Also, pitch two is total choss. I recommend helmets!
Overall, this was a good route, but not “destined to be classic” as advertised.
3 Comments
Andy Prickett
First climbed in October 2004 without bolts as ‘Dragons Breath’ by Andy and Joan Prickett and Mike and Chris Simpkins. Resin anchors were used for abseils where trees could not be utilised.
Transport to and from the bay was provided by the late Nikos Vasilas.
Andy Prickett
Originally climbed in October 2004 by Andy and Joan Prickett and Mike and Chris Simkins as ‘Dragons Breath’. The route was protected by nuts and slings with bolts used for abseil anchors. Transport to and from the bay was with the late Nikos Vasilas.
Jimbo
The route diagram in the Guidebook is incorrect. If you remove the pitch two anchor, it works. In other words, the guidebook P2 and P3 are, in fact, one pitch.
Also, pitch two is total choss. I recommend helmets!
Overall, this was a good route, but not “destined to be classic” as advertised.