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This fine pinnacle is tucked away in a small quarry, only minutes away from the Froggatt parking. The Original Route is the most popular climb though they are all worth doing. Moonlight ascents, headstands and all the usual malarky have been practised here! There are another 20 or so short routes in the quarry. Guidebook page 268.
| Route (click for voting and user comments) | Symbols | Grade | |
1 |
The Original Route 10m. The stepped arete facing the car park is the easiest way up (and down) the pinnacle. Belaying on the tiny summit is... | 1 Stars | D |
2 |
Rock the Casaba 10m. Climb the blunt arete in the north-facing wall. | Reachy Fluttery | E1 5b |
3 |
Thin Crack 10m. The thin crack is reached by a mantelshelf then it and the arete are climbed in tandem. | Crimpy | HVS 5b |
4 |
Silver Spoon 10m. The narrow valley face is climbed mainly using the left arete, though the occasional 'lifting-a-fridge' move helps. | Pumpy Fluttery | E2 5c |
5 |
Barrage 10m. A technical and unprotected arete climb. | Crimpy Fluttery | E2 5c |
6 |
Pisa 10m. A crack leads rightwards to ledges then trend left on good holds to the summit. 3 user comments | 1 Stars Pumpy | HVS 5b |