Adjacent Areas
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A bevy of taxing and superb problems on the last bit of rock on the crag, fortunately it is the first section reached on the approach, so drop that mat and get going. Guidebook page 176.
| Route (click for voting and user comments) | Symbols | Grade | |
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Davies Ramp The slabby ramp on the front face gives a little gripper. The block and/or arete are out of bounds. 1 user comment | Fluttery | V4 6a |
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Simple Sally A hard direct version of Davies Ramp up the centre of wall direct, via a solitary good crimp to access the ramp. | 1 Stars Technical | V7 |
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Holeshot Start up the middle of the face until forced right past a pocket and out towards the arete and a high finish. Photo opposite. | 1 Stars Technical Crimpy | V9 |
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Anniemutt Climb Holeshot but continue direct where it scuttles off right. | 1 Stars Reachy Crimpy | V10 |
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Cypher The striking arete has a desperate start, then gets harder still before finally easing. | 3 Stars Technical Rounded | V13 |
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The Arch The line through the arch will doubtless be done some day. | ?? | |
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Chockstone Pull Up 3m. The block-choked crack doesn't really fit in here. | D | |
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Supple Wall Guidebook error - This route is wrongly called Dry Slap in the guidebook. Climb the wall by pulling hard on a very slopy... | 2 Stars Crimpy Rounded | V4 6b |
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Sulky Little Boys Guidebook Error - This route is wrongly called Supple Wall in the guidebook. The blunt arete is climbed, starting on its right... | 3 Stars Technical | V7 |
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Slanting Flake Left-hand From Slanting Flake rock up and left to gain a thinner flake. | 1 Stars | V2 5c |
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Slanting Flake Hand traverse the flake to its termination then mantel away. | 2 Stars | V0 4b |