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Grade | Route | Gear style | Popularity | ||
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Henry Bolte Wall | |||||
26 | ★★ The Fortress
A few pieces of gear required higher up. Sustained wall leftward past 2 bolts. At jugs, move right and up. (A pumpy variant is to go left instead and finish up Follow Your Nose). Start: Start 6 metres right of "Follow Your Nose". FA: Dave Fearnley & Mark Moorhead via start from left. As described Kim Carrigan, 1982 | 18m, 2 | |||
26 | ★★ Wackford Squeers
Brilliant route. Take small cams (00 Friend) + some medium cams (.3BD, .5BD, .75BD) for after the 3 bolts on the traverse. Start: Start 4 metres down from "Slinkin Leopard". FA: Lincoln Shepherd, 1983 | 30m, 3 | |||
26 | ★★ Wackford Squeers Direct
Very hard crux down low after the pocket (which sadly was a chip ?). Use a short draw and/or a good belayer if this is at your limit as you will fall a few times here. Continue straight up on the R side of the top bulge. There is a very good 3/4 cam placement in a key handhold here so perhaps best to carry it with you and place it at your waist after using it. FA: Kim Carrigan, 1985 | 20m, 2 | |||
26 | ★★ Bolte Wackford
Soft for the grade and contrived, but the climbing is good. Up Henre Bolte through its crux to the break, traverse L for 2m into the top section of Wackford Squeers and over the top bulge as for that. | 16m, 3 | |||
26 | ★ School for Scandal Direct
An unprotected, dynamic crux leads into School for Scandal. FFA: Christopher Glastonbury, 19 Mar 2021 | 17m | |||
Harlequin Cracks Area | |||||
26 | ★★ Industrial Muscle
From 'Salami', move right onto wall at horizontal break. Up past bolt then up and left to crescent-shaped ledge. Up this past two carrots then hard moves up right. Rap rings. FA: Steve Monks & Jane Wilkinson, 1988 | 30m, 3 | |||
Mysteries Wall | |||||
26 | ★★ Historic Events
Climb directly past two bolts into 'Modern History'. Either finish up that climb (as originally done) or continue straight up and into Blue Eyed and Blonde. Start: Start just right of 'Mysteries'. FA: Kim Carrigan, 1985 | 25m, 2 | |||
Echo Crag | |||||
26 | Fiddler on the Roof
Very bouldery. Scramble down from above to reach this big triangular roof above 'Touchwood'. Thin flake out the roof (#3 RP). FA: John Allen & Tobin Sorenson, 1979 FA: Re-established after a hold snapped by Paul Hoskins., 1994 | 35m | |||
High Dive Gully | |||||
26 | ★★ Sir Latsalot
Open project. Has been attempted on natural gear using 19 camalots (hence the name). Ideally needs a bolt or three in strategic places to keep you away from the gully. Start from the large grey and white ledge 8m beneath High Dive's start. Climb up overhanging corner into flared chimney and follow blunt left facing arete to High Dive's traverse. Cross this, then up grey wall up and slightly left to Belly Flop's traverse line. Cross this, then up (careful of ledges on the side) to meet Power Corruption and Lies near its start. Cros this, then straight up to the 2nd massive jug on Cellular Destruction. Finish as for Cellular Banana. A completely independent companion route to Lats in the Belfry, only longer. | 30m |
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