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5 minsNot the most sparkling destination, and north-facing to boot. Despite this, the best routes are of reasonable qualit, and, if you are visiting the natural edge, you will be walking past the place. Guidebook page 84.
| Route (click for voting and user comments) | Symbols | Grade | |
1 |
Freestyle 20m. The long crack up the left-hand edge of the tallest wall gives a worthwhile pitch. Protection is good but the whole thing... | 1 Stars Pumpy | HVS 5a |
2 |
Jenny Tulls 20m. The central line on the wall is hard, sustained and poorly protected in places. The lower roof is hard, once established... | 1 Stars Technical Fluttery Loose | E5 6b |
3 |
Primate 15m. Follow an arching line of side-pulls and undercuts leftwards into the corner on the left (Ladder Climb HS - not described)... | 1 Stars Technical | E6 6b |
4 |
Weasel 14m. The blank groove in the centre of the right-hand quarry gives good bridging with reasonable protection. | 1 Stars Technical | HVS 5b |
5 |
Rampant Hippo 14m. The yellow cracks splitting the arete are worth doing but feel a bit soft to the touch - as opposed to a bit of a soft... | 1 Stars | VS 4c |
6 |
No Prisoners 14m. Start up Rampant Hippo but jig right to the finger-crack right of the arete and follow this with sustained interest. | 2 Stars Pumpy | E1 5b |