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| Route (click for voting and user comments) | Symbols | Grade | |
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Rubber-faced Arete 10m. Climb the crack left of the arete then step right and stretch. | VS 4c | |
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Rubber-faced Wall 12m. A wide crack leads to ledges and easier ground. | VD | |
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December Arete 12m. Climb the square arete with a strenuous start and precarious finish. | 1 Stars | HVS 5b |
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Layback Crack 12m. The classic crack splitting the centre of the buttress eases with height. You can jam it if you want! 2 user comments | 2 Stars | HS 4b |
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Friction Addiction 12m. Balance up the slab to less precarious ground and a short crack. 5 user comments | 1 Stars | E1 5c |
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Slipoff Slab 12m. Balance up the thin crack to the slab which is climbed leftwards. 2 user comments | 1 Stars | VS 4b |
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Double Time Crack 8m. The crack on the right-hand side of the slab is best climbed quickly. | HVD | |
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'Owd on Arete 12m. The arete on its left-hand side, just hang on in there. | 1 Stars | HS 4b |
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Question Time 12m. The wall, slab and jutting arete to the left of Answer Crack. | 1 Stars | E2 5c |
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Answer Crack Top 50 12m. The flake crack is Western Grit's answer to Stanage's Heaven Crack, and its a good effort. 8 user comments | 3 Stars | HVD |
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Question Mark 12m. Climb the crack to to its end then move left to get the correct answer. 2 user comments | 1 Stars | HVD |
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Full Stop 12m. The wall and right arete are as well protected as the grade suggests. 1 user comment | 1 Stars | E1 5a |
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Third Triplet 12m. The wide fissure. | 1 Stars | D |
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Yellow Crack 12m. The wall and thin crack leads to easier territory. 1 user comment | 1 Stars | HVS 5b |
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Second Triplet 12m. The narrow rift. | D | |
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Loose End 10m. The thin crack that was pegged in antiquity (tut tut) leads to the steep arete. | 1 Stars | VS 5a |
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First Triplet 10m. Climb through an alcove with difficulty and o up the wall. | 1 Stars | S 4a |
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Scarface 10m. The steep groove and curving crack can be dirty. | VS 4c | |
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Tower Ridge 26m. Start at a lower level and follow a crack and then the blocky ridge to the terrace. Finish up the juggy crack in the upper... 1 user comment | 1 Stars | VD |
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The Jester 12m. The crack and scoop. FA. Steve Bancroft 1972 | 1 Stars | S 4a |
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Spurt of Spurts 20m. An oddity but worth doing if you enjoy being gripped! Follow The Jester for 8m then swing rightwards until just left of... | 1 Stars | E2 5b |
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Hymen the Tactless 18m. Trend left to the edge of the overhang the monkey right and cross it with great difficulty to reach the easier final wall. | 3 Stars | E5 6c |
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Hanging Crack 16m. One of the Peak's very best jamming cracks, the crag is worth a visit just to do this route. Climb the crack though a host... 5 user comments | 3 Stars | E2 5b |
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The Gibbet 16m. The steep wall is bold (big cams and big balls help) though thankfully things ease with height. | 1 Stars | E3 5c |
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The Catwalk 16m. From the gully on the right shuffle left along the highest break to the arete and an easy finish. Not too difficult but... 2 user comments | 2 Stars | VS 4a |
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Strappado 10m. The hanging flake is approached from the left and requires plenty of grunt. | 1 Stars | E4 6b |
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Blank Crack 10m. The crack that runs up the buttress front, passing to the right of the overhang. | S 4b | |
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Long Ridge 24m. At a lower level climb a groove then a chimney before moving right to a crack in the upper tier. | VD | |
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Jam and Jug 12m. Jam the crescent shaped crack and follow jugs left to exit. | S 4b | |
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Toadstool Ridge 10m. Spooky flakes lead to a quick sprint up the arete. | HVS 5a | |
