Voted 3/10 | I'm confused about the route classification. I've done many variations on the Peaks in winter and have never found any of them to be class 4. Class 3 is really pushing it, too. Most stuff is just class 1, and class 2 is only found on the steepest parts, and it might be little more than leaning on your ice ax for stability. The grade of "V" is also way off base if you are using the National Climbing Classification System for Alpine Climbing. This is "II", if even that, but there is nothing technical about it. |
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