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20 minsThe section of Trewavas Head described here is the most significant and has a number of very rewarding single-pitch lines that are on very good steep granite. Guidebook page 282.
| Route (click for voting and user comments) | Symbols | Grade | |
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Mouseproof A neat little line with a couple of balancy moves. Start below a wide corner/groove 10m down the alternative easy way... | 1 Stars Technical | S 4a |
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Avalanche A well-protected pitch that builds to an exciting climax. Start at the base of a wide recess.14m. Climb up the wide recess... | 1 Stars Strong | VS 5a |
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West Wing A wildly exposed prow is preceded by a deceptively technical groove. Start below a groove on the seaward face just left of the... | 2 Stars Technical Pumpy | E2 5c |
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Colomen An initially serious slabby wall gives way to a steep crack-system. Start at a left-slanting seam, right of the broad... | 1 Stars Technical Fluttery | HVS 4c |
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William's Chimney Absorbing and varied climbing from beginning to end. Start at a slim corner directly below a narrow chimney in the upper... | 2 Stars Technical Pumpy | HVS 5b |
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Mascara A strong line that provides a fine challenge. Start at a short clean-cut corner left of the main leaning-corner. Photo on page... | 2 Stars Pumpy | VS 4c |
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Joy A well-travelled and well-protected line with plenty of interest and a low crux. Start directly below the left side of a low... | 1 Stars Pumpy | S 4a |