UKH Hills - 'Deliverance'

34m, 2 pitches.

Rockfax Description
The right-hand side of the leaning buttress above the first waterfall is home to one of Gordale's finest adventures. 1) 6b, 22m. Start just left of the arete and pull up and right around it. Climb via a crack to the overlap and a bolt above it. Pull over and continue up the wall to the break and move right to a cave - possible belay, but it is poor. Pull out of the cave (peg) and move up to a bolt. Climb the flake above to a break with difficulty, then the corner above to a belay. 2) 5c, 12m. Move up onto the ledge on the right before moving left to a crack. Finish up the crack. © Rockfax

FA. Pete Livesey, John Sheard (1pt) 1973. FFA. Dougie Hall 1982.

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Extreme Rock , Caff's 100 Ace E5s , Fast & Free: Pete Livesay's Top 30 British Classics , Ultimate E5 ticklist

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User	Date		Notes
Si Witcher	19 Sep, 2007	Show βeta βeta: The crux is more technical than powerful. If you use the right holds in the right way... The hard move is just above a solid bolt.	βeta?
Show beta βeta: The crux is more technical than powerful. If you use the right holds in the right way... The hard move is just above a solid bolt.
GDes	7 Aug, 2006	Show βeta βeta: eh? first pitch is good rock and good gear. Did you go the right way? Pretty reasonable to run 1st two pitches together, and will make the (inevitable) fall off the crux less painful with more rope out. Safe but absolutely nails!	βeta?
Show beta βeta: eh? first pitch is good rock and good gear. Did you go the right way? Pretty reasonable to run 1st two pitches together, and will make the (inevitable) fall off the crux less painful with more rope out. Safe but absolutely nails!