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The towering vertical wall of magnificent grey and white streaked limestone is broken only by some thin horizontal breaks, intermitant cracks and shallow grooves. Fixed gear is minimal but the less steep nature of the climbing and spaced gear placements make this a superb venue. Guidebook page 267.
| Route (click for voting and user comments) | Symbols | Grade | |
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Central Wall A brilliant pitch with great moves and good rock. Slightly marred by the fact that it only goes half way up the wall before... 1 user comment | 3 Stars Fluttery | E4 6a |
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White Rushin' A good bold route. Start as for Central Wall but continue direct through the roof. Follow the left-hand side of a white streak... 1 user comment | 3 Stars Technical Pumpy | E6 6b |
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Claws A classic historical product. "... I decided to put three or four holds in a line on the top pitch which made it exactly the... 7 user comments | 3 Stars Pumpy | E5 6a |
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The Diedre Top 50 The large open corner gives the best mid grade trad route on the crag. Sadly it isn't often dry.1) 5a Follow the corner to... 7 user comments | 3 Stars | E2 5b |