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Boulder
Afternoon sun
Level
4 minsThis is arguably the best bit of the crag; quiet and pleasant although many of the routes have become polished over the years. The bay is a sun-trap and the rock dries quickly, making it a decent winter-bouldering venue.
| Route (click for voting and user comments) | Symbols | Grade | |
1 |
Unjust The blunt arete on the left has (avoidable) chipped holds and is a bit of an eliminate. 1 user comment | V3 6a | |
2 |
Corn Mantel A corny mantel to start and soon eases. | V1 5b | |
3 |
Hopper Climb the slab left then back right. Polished. 1 user comment | VD 4c | |
4 |
Scraper From the start of Degree Crack, scrape directly up the slab. | V1 5b | |
5 |
Degree Crack The crack that cuts past the left-hand edge of the overlap. | 1 Stars | V0 5a |
6 |
Directissima Good technical climbing through the centre of the narrow overlap halfway up the face. Keep off adjacent routes. 2 user comments | 1 Stars Technical | V2 5c |
7 |
Analog The crack through the right-hand edge of the overlap. 1 user comment | S 4c | |
8 |
Fraud Start up Digitation then use the cheating holds up the slab! 1 user comment | 1 Stars | V1 5b |
9 |
Fraudulent Slip The same line without the chipped holds is (much) more taxing. | 1 Stars Technical | V3 6a |
10 |
Digitation Fingery moves and polished footholds make this one quite hard at the grade. 4 user comments | 2 Stars Crimpy | V2 5c |
11 |
Ash Pit Slab Direct The thin seam left of the arete leads pleasantly to the upper section of the regular route. 1 user comment | 1 Stars | S 4a |
12 |
Ash Pit Slab The ledgy right arete of the wall also provides a good way down for the competent. 1 user comment | VD | |
13 |
Ash Pit Traverse Popular and polished. The line on the topo is for the footholds, some of which are hidden once you start traversing. Classic. | 2 Stars Pumpy | V0 5a |
14 |
Nexus The side wall is powerful at the grade. 4 user comments | S 4c | |
15 |
Parabola Direct Follow the diagonal undercuts left then finish direct. 1 user comment | Technical | V3 6a |
16 |
Parabola As for Parabola Direct to the base of the thin crack then cross the fingery wall rightwards to the top of ParrÕs. 1 user comment | 1 Stars Crimpy | V1 5b |
17 |
Pigswill The wall is about as technical as they come. 7 user comments | 1 Stars Technical Pumpy Crimpy | V7 6c |
18 |
Parr's Crack Amazing for the time (late 1940s) and probably under-graded!! 2 user comments | 1 Stars Technical Pumpy | V2 5c |
19 |
Hank's Wall The wall is unfeasably narrow and just as technical. Kepp off adjacent routes. 5 user comments | 1 Stars Technical Pumpy Crimpy | V6 6c |
20 |
Layback Layback or finger-jam the thin crack. 3 user comments | 1 Stars | V1 5b |
21 |
Haskit Left-hand The left-hand fork of the Y-crack is popular. | 1 Stars | V2 5c |
22 |
Haskit Right-hand The right-hand fork is a touch easier and less popular. | V1 5b | |
23 |
Dragnet The crack passing the edge of a low overlap. 1 user comment | S 4c | |