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15 minsRivelin finishes off with a fine buttress, Altar Crack and Nonsuch are fine crack climbs, very solid at their respective grades, whereas New Mediterranean and Moolah are a couple of excellent and hard face routes. Guidebook page 69.
| Route (click for voting and user comments) | Symbols | Grade | |
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New Mediterranean 10m. The left-hand line on the smooth wall is technical, fingery and reachy. Runners are normally placed in the next route... | 2 Stars Technical | E5 6c |
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Moolah 10m. The right-hand line on the wall is another arduous outing, if all else fails, try a right-facing ‘Egyptian’ to avoid the... 4 user comments | 2 Stars Technical Crimpy | E5 6b |
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Altar Crack 10m. The clean-cut corner-crack is a VS with attitude, a route from the days when men were men! With gear placed as high as... 21 user comments | 3 Stars Pumpy | VS 4c |
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Nonsuch 10m. The thin crack has perfect protection and superb finger jams but still manages to be surprisingly hard work. If you manage... 8 user comments | 2 Stars Pumpy | HVS 5b |
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Gettin' Kinda Squirrelly 8m. The left arete of Vestry Chimney, climbed on its left-hand side, finishing via the flake on the left wall. | 1 Stars Fluttery | E6 6b |
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Vestry Chimney 8m. The tricky chimney with a worrying wobbling chockstone. 3 user comments | Graunchy | VD |
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Too Much 8m. The thin crack in the slab has small wires protecting the mid-height crux then a quick blast for the top. 2 user comments | 1 Stars Technical | E2 6a |
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Altered 5m. The wall right of Too Much. 1 user comment | Technical | V3 6a |
