Routes in North Wales for selected grade

the obvious variant finish to OneLineDrawing, Following the crux, secure the two-finger slot and reach back over to holds just above the lip of the roof.

Pull yourself up to the jug rail on Baby Barrel and then choose to finish either directly or along the traversing route.

Grasp the rightmost undercut with your left and stretch to secure a small crimp with your right hand.

Match at the same height on a mediocre hold and confidently slap upwards.

Start with your right on a concealed, diminutive black undercut, situated slightly left of the left hand undercut on Bulling 747. Then, utilise a small, narrow slot for your left hand.

Pull yourself up through the slot, manoeuvring towards the rail, and then proceed to top out to complete the climb.

From a sit start climb the middle of the blank looking lower wall up thin layaways.

Start with right hand on the prominant, slender side pull. An intense climb that begins with a sat, requiring strong crimps as it ascends from the lower left side towards the slot.

Start as for The Ramp but break out left on 2 crimps and rockover to the left arete.

Start as for The Ramp but go straight up on crimps before breaking right near the top.

Starting from the same start as Central Wall climb the wall left of the arête.

From the sit start of Braichmelyn Arete reach out left on crimps into Central Wall.

Start as for El Pablo move out rightwards gaining the triangular hold with your left hand and the sidepull with your right before moving back leftward to finish as for El Pablo.

Start just left of Don't think..feel on a lefthand crimp and righthand pinch/sidepull. Slap to a crimp then finish up right on better holds.

Sit start with feet on block under the main boulder with left hand on good pinch. Pull up into an undercut with right hand and slap into the groove with left hand. Sketchy move to the slopey lip, then slap to good hold. Top out directly (a bit mossy), or traverse off left into the top of Don’t Think, Feel.

Start off two crimps above the adjacent boulder, moving past another crimp to good holds on the arete.

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