UKH Hills - 'Mammoth Slab'

14m.

Rockfax Description
Not the beast you might expect. Swing over the roof to access the left-hand side of the slab and climb it more easily to the break. Continue up the left-hand side of the buttress above keeping just right of the arete. © Rockfax

FA. Graham West 1960.

Ticklists

ROCKFAX Western Grit Grade List , Moorland Grit - The Essential Selection (Over The Moors)

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User	Date		Notes
Si dH	8 Aug, 2005	Show βeta βeta: Really enjoyed this route. Fun start, easy slab (ok no gear but if you can lead HVS as it gets in the guide then it shouldn't be a problem) and a lovely (and harder than I expected) finish up the arete. Middling HVS?	βeta?
Show beta βeta: Really enjoyed this route. Fun start, easy slab (ok no gear but if you can lead HVS as it gets in the guide then it shouldn't be a problem) and a lovely (and harder than I expected) finish up the arete. Middling HVS?
StefanB	5 Sep, 2004	Show βeta βeta: Seconded this. Felt more like 5a than 4c. Why has the HVS 5a grade in the book been downgraded?	βeta?
Show beta βeta: Seconded this. Felt more like 5a than 4c. Why has the HVS 5a grade in the book been downgraded?
Different Steve	12 May, 2003	Show βeta βeta: Extremely scary if the crack to the left of the slab is not used - anyone know if it's supposed to be in the route? . 5a over the lip at (ignoring crack on L) and then 25 ft of completely gearless padding (4b/c?). Final arete is highly entertaining but gear for the final tricky move (Friend 1) is placed blind (and I'm 6ft). Exceptional value at VS!	βeta?
Show beta βeta: Extremely scary if the crack to the left of the slab is not used - anyone know if it's supposed to be in the route? . 5a over the lip at (ignoring crack on L) and then 25 ft of completely gearless padding (4b/c?). Final arete is highly entertaining but gear for the final tricky move (Friend 1) is placed blind (and I'm 6ft). Exceptional value at VS!