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The northern-most buttress on Curbar has an attractive hanging slab set above steeper rock. To the right, in a pit, are a couple of worthwhile crack climbs. The area can be green after rain and in the colder months. Guidebook page 286.
| Route (click for voting and user comments) | Symbols | Grade | |
1 |
Angular Crack 8m. The wide crack in the wall facing Froggatt is usually dirty and damp, and is always hard work. | Graunchy | VS 4c |
2 |
Beech Buttress 12m. Balance out to the arete and climb up its well-positioned valley face to a final tricky couple of moves. 2 user comments | 1 Stars Fluttery | VS 4b |
3 |
Beech Buttress Direct 12m. A long reach and stiff pull gain the easier arete. | Reachy | E1 5a |
4 |
Don't Slip Now 12m. The centre of the slab is precarious and unprotected. The landing is especially unforgiving - check that name again! | 1 Stars Technical Fluttery | E5 6a |
5 |
Beech Gully 12m. The gully that splits the buttress has its moments. | 1 Stars | D |
6 |
Amethyst 12m. Balance up the ramp to gain the centre of the wall and finish direct. This one is almost a gem! 2 user comments | 1 Stars | VS 4c |
7 |
Campion Groove 12m. Climb the wide corner-crack (big gear) to its top then step right and balance up the pleasant ramp. 1 user comment | 1 Stars Pumpy | HS 4b |
8 |
Campion Wall 12m. The fine finger crack leads to ledges then step out right and climb the slab. The wall to the right provides a 5c start. 1 user comment | 1 Stars Technical Crimpy | VS 4c |