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Sun from mid-morning
Level
30 minsAbseil
Tidal
Windy
Restricted Access
No climbing 1 Mar to 1 Aug
The far end of Stackpole is even wilder (if that were possible). The most noticable feature is a huge red wall left of another vast cave. Further right the wall is 'only vertical' but doesn't offer quite as much good climbing. Guidebook page 208.
| Route (click for voting and user comments) | Symbols | Grade | |
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Oranges and Lemons This superb piece of climbing tackles the centre of the burnt-orange wall, found under the huge upper roof stack.1) 6c,... | 3 Stars Technical Pumpy Crimpy Fluttery | E6 6c |
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Utter Anarchy More exceptional climbing, doing battle with the smooth face to the right of Oranges and Lemons. Take plenty of... | 3 Stars Reachy Pumpy Crimpy | E6 6c |
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Puritan 40m. Magnificent! The original and best line here, venturing up the amazing crack/stepped feature on the right edge of the... | 3 Stars Strong Pumpy | E2 5c |
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Consolation 39m. The groove in the hanging arete is very well-positioned. Climb up the right wall of the arete for 5m, then edge leftwards... | 1 Stars Pumpy | E1 5b |
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Red October This is the lower section to Plane Sailing (previous page) the traverse across the left-hand side of the crag. As yet, there... | 2 Stars Pumpy | E3 5b |
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Mrs Pearson’s Fine Damson Jam 40m. A great line. Follow Consolation, then pull past the small overhang to reach a good ledge. Carry on up the buttress to the... | 1 Stars Pumpy | E3 5c |
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Honeypot 38m. Sustained and strenuous. Climb the initial wall to a break, pull onto the face above, and up to an undercut. Continue up... | 2 Stars Strong Pumpy | E5 6b |
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Condor Start from the left end of the ledge (or lower if the sea allows). 1) 5c, 17m. Climb the initial recess for 3m, then move... 1 user comment | 1 Stars Pumpy | E3 5c |
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Stackpole Grooves Stackpole’s first ever route. The first pitch drags you around to the South Face a little; the second pitch features the upper... | 2 Stars | HVS 5a |
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Adam Adamant Ace. A crack(ing) first pitch is followed by the stonking arete above. Start from the huge boulder. 1) 6b, 15m. Step over... 2 user comments | 3 Stars Technical Pumpy Fluttery | E5 6b |