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Short quarried walls that have a small collection of fairly unremarkable climbs; on the plus side - you will likely have the place to yourself! Guidebook page 287.
| Route (click for voting and user comments) | Symbols | Grade | |
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Black Silk on White Satin 6m. The juggy wall to a tricky finish. 1 user comment | HS 4c | |
2 |
The Arete 6m. A tricky couple of moves reach better holds. | Technical | S 5a |
3 |
The Art of White Hat Wearing 6m. The 'impossible' blank groove, above a poor landing. 1 user comment | E5 6c | |
4 |
Beech Layback 6m. A short-lived tussle that is safe but surprisingly hard work. | 1 Stars Pumpy | VS 5a |
5 |
Hanging Crack 8m. The flake-choked crack is quite steep. | Loose | VS 4b |
6 |
Boa Crack 8m. This crack has a huge tree blocking the way. | VD | |
7 |
Reynard's Crack 8m. The narrowing crack needs a sly approach. | Technical | S 4b |
8 |
The Welcome 8m. Climb the centre of the wall. Hard to start, a big chip helps. | Fluttery | E1 5c |
9 |
Heron Wall 8m. The slabby groove that bounds the wall. | Technical | VD |