Rockfax Description
A gnarly first pitch leads to fine and varied climbing on the east face of the buttress.1) 5c, 12m. Start as for the last route then climb a thin crack with difficulty to a large ledge on the seaward face.2) 5b, 15m. Traverse around the corner to a groove leading to the fault-line. Traverse right again to a second groove which leads onto a ledge. Belay in the corner.3) 5b, 15m. Step left out onto the wall where a lovely flake system leads to the top. © Rockfax
FA. G.Smith, Richard Crewe 2.6.1973. FFA. George Hounsome, Scott Titt 20.11.1977.
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ian bryant | 27 May, 2007 |
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βeta: 3 great pitches. first pitch has great technical climbing and 2nd has a short section of committing 5c. 3rd pitch almost gave me cramp in my biceps! | βeta? |
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βeta: 3 great pitches. first pitch has great technical climbing and 2nd has a short section of committing 5c. 3rd pitch almost gave me cramp in my biceps! |
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feilx | 24 Apr, 2006 |
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βeta: Good route, with an excellent and sustained first pitch shame it’s only 10m long! Possibly a bit soft for e3, I thought the first pitch was pretty tricky but then I don’t often climb at this grade. | βeta? |
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βeta: Good route, with an excellent and sustained first pitch shame it’s only 10m long! Possibly a bit soft for e3, I thought the first pitch was pretty tricky but then I don’t often climb at this grade. |
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Adam Lincoln | 24 Apr, 2006 |
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βeta: Very soft at E3 | βeta? |
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βeta: Very soft at E3 |
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