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15 minsA couple of green and rather neglected buttresses that are worth a look if the rest of the crag is busy. They are in prime condition on late spring evenings and are best avoided if the weather has been damp. Charming Crack is a competent jammer's delight. Guidebook page 142.
| Route (click for voting and user comments) | Symbols | Grade | |
1 |
Three Trees Crack 8m. The wide crack in the side wall is best laybacked. Easy enough for the reckless. | 1 Stars Pumpy Fluttery | VS 4c |
2 |
Mohole 10m. Start up the layback but follow the break around the arete to the rounded pothole and finish direct. | 1 Stars Pumpy | VS 4c |
3 |
Mohole Direct 8m. A direct ascent to the hole is taxing. | Technical Crimpy | E3 6b |
4 |
Hanging Groove 8m. The hanging groove feels bold despite its brevity. | 1 Stars Fluttery | E1 5b |
5 |
Charming Chimney 8m. Another of those Brimham specials. Grovel away towards the sanctuary of the daylight. | Graunchy | HVS 5a |
6 |
Brutaliser 8m. ... and another, though this one really is hard core. 2 user comments | 1 Stars Graunchy | E3 5c |
7 |
Charming Crack 8m. The shady, leaning jamming crack is a little gem. As to the grade - one of the last major Yorkshire sandbags gets its... 3 user comments | 2 Stars Pumpy | E2 5c |
8 |
White Wash 8m. The face to the right of the arete is climbed past a break to a hard finish. 1 user comment | 1 Stars Rounded Fluttery | E3 5c |
9 |
Mantelshelf Corner 8m. The ledgy right arete of the face. | Rounded | S 4a |