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Boulder
Sun and Shade
Level
1 minThe first climbing is by the High Peak Trail that runs along under the crag.The left-hand piece of rock is a squat boulder which has some worthwhile problems. Further right is a tall narrow slab which is popular with beginners and groups. Although both bits of rock face south, they are usually shaded by the tree-cover. Guidebook page 364.
| Route (click for voting and user comments) | Symbols | Grade | |
1 |
Percy The left-hand side of arete is poor and escapable. 1 user comment | V3 6a | |
2 |
Henry The right-hand side of the arete. 2 user comments | 1 Stars | V0+ 5b |
3 |
Trevor Start as for Henry but climb straight up chipped pockets. | 1 Stars | V0+ 5a |
4 |
Thomas The curving arete in the centre of the slab is excellent. Use the chip on the left at this grade; without it is V6. 1 user comment | 1 Stars Technical | V4 6b |
5 |
Toby The flake line on the right of the slab leads to the top hold on the previous problem. | 1 Stars | VB 4b |
6 |
Gordon The right-hand side of the slab. 2 user comments | 1 Stars | VB 4b |
7 |
Edward The short slab to the right. 1 user comment | V0 5a | |
8 |
The Fat Controller The low-level traverse can be frustrating. 1 user comment | Technical Pumpy | V4 6b |
9 |
Route 2 The left-hand arete leads to an incipient crack. 1 user comment | 1 Stars | VS 5a |
10 |
Isle of Sodor Smear up the centre of the slab. 3 user comments | 1 Stars Technical | HVS 5c |
11 |
Route 1 The right-hand arete, on polished holds, leads to harrowing final moves; or an escape right. 1 user comment | 1 Stars | VS 4c |
12 |
Duck As easy as they come. 1 user comment | M | |
13 |
Harold The right-hand arete gives a hard hand traverse. | 1 Stars Strong Pumpy Rounded | V6 6b |