Rockfax Description
This crack system leans to the left and is followed until it is possible to exit left as for Snail Crack. © Rockfax

FA. Albert Shutt 1952.

Ticklists

ROCKFAX Eastern Grit (2006): Top 500 , Northern Peak Grit 100 VD - VS , Peak diff and vdiff starred routes and top 50 , Graham Hoey’s Best Peak District Gritstone Routes for Beginners

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gilandcoop 27 Mar Show βeta
βeta: One or two loose rocks halfway up
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βeta: One or two loose rocks halfway up
TomC137 22 May, 2022 Show βeta
βeta: Made a comfortable first lead, lots of places for gear and a good amount of options for anchors but if crowded may want to find a spot on the ledge above
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βeta: Made a comfortable first lead, lots of places for gear and a good amount of options for anchors but if crowded may want to find a spot on the ledge above
TN 24 Feb, 2003 Show βeta
βeta: Not as nice to climb as Snail Crack, but still great easy placements and lots of generous ledges to stand on while deciding what to use. Both of these routes make nice starting points for newbies, like me!
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βeta: Not as nice to climb as Snail Crack, but still great easy placements and lots of generous ledges to stand on while deciding what to use. Both of these routes make nice starting points for newbies, like me!

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Style of Ascent
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Route of Interest
Zig-zag

Grade: VD ***
(Kinder Downfall)

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