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The west face of Haytor’s Low Man keeps itself well hidden from the road and the day trippers milling around on the summit of the neighbouring High Man. The face is an impressive sweep of granite rising to 30m at its central point and with a band of overhangs at 8m. Guidebook page 17.
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Outward Bound Top 50 Wild positions at the grade. Head up to the overhang and pull out across the roof on massive holds and with good gear. Just... 5 user comments | 2 Stars Strong | HVS 5a |
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The Flier Much harder than Outward Bound but again the gear is good but less easy to place. 1 user comment | 1 Stars Technical Strong | E1 5b |
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Raven Wing Good varied climbing up the arete to the left of Raven Gully. 6 user comments | 1 Stars Pumpy | VS 4b |
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Raven Gully Top 50 A moorland classic featuring crack climbing of all forms.1) Start on the right side of the flake that sits at the base of... 3 user comments | 2 Stars Strong Pumpy | S |
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Interrogation Top 50 A brilliant climb taking the full height of the central wall. often done as a single pitch.1) 6a. Thin grooves gain a... 2 user comments | 3 Stars Technical Pumpy | E3 6a |
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Aviation Top 50 One of the UK’s great HVS’s comparable with Suicide Wall at Cratcliffe Tor in Derbyshire. 1) 5b. Climb a short arete to... 10 user comments | 3 Stars Strong Pumpy | HVS 5b |
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Rhinoceros The counter line to Aviation is a much more difficult proposition. A steep first pitch is the preamble to the tenuous second.... 2 user comments | 2 Stars Technical Strong Pumpy | E3 6a |
