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At the northern end of Burbage South is a series of tiny buttresses with about twenty routes up to 7m high mostly in the lower grades, though with a few harder outings and some good bouldering. Guidebook page 222.
| Route (click for voting and user comments) | Symbols | Grade | |
1 |
The Little Rascal A technical gem which is a great V5 problem until it gets too high. | 1 Stars Technical | E4 6b |
2 |
Pebble Crack 6m. Thin jamming up the pebbled crack, reached from the right. | 1 Stars Pumpy | HVS 5a |
3 |
Intense The tiny steep wall. Jump for holds then use them! | 1 Stars Technical Strong | V11 7a |
4 |
Prow Crack 6m. Awkward jams lead to steep pulls right of the jutting prow. | S 4b | |
5 |
The Rib Thin climbing up the quarried face to a dynamic finish. | 1 Stars Technical | V8 6c |
6 |
Fat Man's Misery 6m. Thankfully the evil crack has a useful flake on its left. | Graunchy | S 3c |
7 |
Impossible Groove 8m. The grade - well your guess is as good as mine! | 3 Stars | V14 |
8 |
Desparete The classic desperate and yet appealing arete! | 1 Stars Technical | V8 6c |
9 |
No Name Crack 6m. Short-lived but very pleasant. | VD 4a | |
10 |
Clark's Route The short wall right of the angular arete. | V1 5b | |
11 |
Sublime InDerence Climb past the right-hand end of the ramp via a long reach. | 1 Stars Reachy Technical | V2 6a |
12 |
Big Bad Wolf 8m. From the block climb the face up then right with Diculty. | 1 Stars Technical Fluttery | E5 6b |
13 |
Home Cooking Make some fridge-huggin moves up the arete above a poor landing. The slabby right-hand side on its own V6. | 1 Stars Technical Fluttery | V5 6b |
14 |
Chockstone Layback 6m. Layback the left-hand side of the block then finish direct. 1 user comment | HVD 4a | |
15 |
Little Pig 6m. The wide right-hand crack in the recess is a bit of a grunt! | Graunchy | S 4b |
16 |
The Alliance 6m. Bear-hug the jutting arete to the top. | Technical | V6 6b |
17 |
Friar's Wall 6m. The next arete on its right-hand (and green!) side. | VS 4b | |
18 |
Dominican 6m. The next corner-crack contains a good jamming crack. | HVD 4b | |
19 |
Guppy Arete Balance up the delightful arete. The left side of the arete is V1 (5c). 1 user comment | 1 Stars Technical Rounded | V2 5c |
20 |
Slantside 6m. The slanting cleft is the mildest for miles. | M | |
21 |
Short Crack 6m. The short-lived fissure on the left side of the next buttress. | HVD 4a | |
22 |
Renobulous Bongetl 8m. The right arete is reachy precarious and scary. | Reachy Fluttery | E5 6a |
23 |
Breathless 6m. The left-hand side of the arete leads to a final long stretch. 1 user comment | Reachy | HVS 5b |
24 |
Lens Crack 6m. The corner leads to good jamming up the short crack. The right-hand crack is a little easier. | S 4a | |
25 |
Split Nose 6m. A split nose on the left gained from a nearby boulder. | 1 Stars Pumpy | VS 5a |
26 |
The Gnat 6m. The left-hand crack gives a short and safe struggle. | 1 Stars | HVS 5b |
27 |
Midge 6m. The right-hand crack is just a gnat's harder. 4 user comments | 1 Stars Technical Crimpy | E1 6a |
28 |
Kleg 6m. Climb the wall behind the boulder and escape right. | Crimpy | HVS 5b |
29 |
The Notorious B L G 10m. Climb over the roof (gear in the break) and up the pebbled, but holdless scoop above with a double dyno to finish! | 1 Stars Fluttery | E7 6c |
30 |
Every Man's Misery 6m. The wide right-leaning crack is a thrash and is well named. 2 user comments | 1 Stars Graunchy | VS 5a |
31 |
Triglyph 6m. More graunchy climbing up the right-hand crack. 1 user comment | 1 Stars Graunchy | VS 4c |
32 |
Heidi-Boo 6m. The narrow slab with a quartet of breaks at two-thirds height. | E2 5c | |
33 |
Abu Simbel 6m. The green looking groove is worthwhile when dry. | 1 Stars | D |
34 |
Bobby Dazzler 6m. Use edges to gain the grassy ledge and continue up the tilted wall above to good finishing holds. | Crimpy | E4 6a |
35 |
The Connection 8m. Mantel left out of The Thistle Funnel and head left. | HVD 4a | |
36 |
The Thistle Funnel 10m. The tricky crack splitting the arete leads to easier ground. 1 user comment | Graunchy | VD 4a |
