Walker Spur

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Walker Spur is a classic and historically significant alpine climbing route on the north face of the Grandes Jorasses in the Mont Blanc massif.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf alpine climbing route
rock and mixed climbing route
approachFrom Leschaux Glacier NERFINISHED
Refuge de Leschaux NERFINISHED
climbingStyle alpine
trad
climbingType mixed climbing
rock climbing
country France
Italy
descentVia Italian side huts
south side of Grandes Jorasses
difficultyGrade ED1
difficultySystem French alpine grade
firstAscentBy Luigi Esposito NERFINISHED
Riccardo Cassin NERFINISHED
Ugo Tizzoni NERFINISHED
firstAscentDate 1938-08-06
1938-08-08
hazards rapid weather changes
seracs and icefall
stonefall
includedIn classic alpine north faces
length approximately 1200 m
listedIn classic alpine climbing guidebooks
locatedIn French Alps NERFINISHED
Graian Alps NERFINISHED
Mont Blanc massif
border region between France and Italy
locatedOn north face of the Grandes Jorasses
mountainRange Alps NERFINISHED
namedAfter Horace Walker NERFINISHED
notableFor classic north face route of the Alps
historical significance in alpine climbing
technical and serious character
objectiveDanger high
onPeak Pointe Walker NERFINISHED
partOf Grandes Jorasses north face routes
protection trad gear and fixed pitons
reputation one of the great north face routes of the Alps
requires advanced alpine climbing skills
experience in long mixed routes
rockType granite
season summer
typicalAscentTime 2 to 3 days
verticalGain approximately 1200 m

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