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12 minsThe left-hand side of the main section of the cliff is a little disappointing at first acquaintance - the lower two-thirds look more like steep pastureland than good climbing terrain. Higher up there is a fine wall of excellent, pocketed rock which give most of the routes their quality climbing. Guidebook page 290.
| Route (click for voting and user comments) | Symbols | Grade | |
1 |
West Wall Climb A wandering outing up the left flank of the cliff with a bit of a bushwhack early on, although it manages to raise its head... 2 user comments | 2 Stars | VS 4c |
2 |
Enough Time A right-hand finish to West Wall Climb following the line that Beeston Eliminate should have taken.1) 4b, 25m. Pitch 1 of... | Pumpy | HVS 5b |
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Patience A reasonable start and finish are linked by some rock and a lot of vegetation in the upper half of the first pitch.1) 5b,... 1 user comment | 1 Stars | HVS 5b |
4 |
The Beest A cracking eliminate with a lot of fine fingery climbing and just a little unsavoury grass to remind you where you are.1)... 4 user comments | 3 Stars Technical Crimpy | E3 6a |
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Principle of Moments The wall to the right of the upper pitch of The Beest. A worthwhile pitch, although it sees little attention. Step right from... | 1 Stars Crimpy | E3 5c |