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Affichant les 11 voies total.

Cotation Voie Style d'escalade Popularité
21 No Fixed Address

A great climb that deserves more ascents.

Start: Starts 2m right of 'Private Investigations', from the boulder.

FA: Peter Lindorff & Kevin Lindorff, 1983

Trad 35m
16 No Fixed Hairstyle

Better than some and worse than others. The second pitch is nice.

Start: Starts in the bushes 5m down right of 'No Fixed Address'.

  1. 15m (16) Up steep initial wall via a horizontal break, then up ledge (small tree on left) and a slabby arete to a mega-ledge.

  2. 10m (16) The big corner at the back of the ledge.

FA: Kieran Loughran & Dave Vass, 1986

Trad 25m, 2
20 R Layback And Think Of England

A landmark stunning layback.

Start: This left facing ultra wide corner crack is hard to miss.

FA: Steve Monks & Kieran Loughran, 1985

Trad 25m
14 Swiss Cheese
Trad 47m
11 Paperclip

Delicate slabbing and one of the best long beginner routes in the area. A slight variant of this route was claimed as Swiss Cheese 47m 14 by Richard Morris in 1986.

Start: Starts 5m right of 'Layback' And Think at left end of slabby wall.

  1. 16m (13) Up the thin slab (crux with marginal gear) moving left towards the arete. Pass the left side of small tree via thin right leading crack to belay below a slight bulge. You can link this pitch with the 2nd pitch on a 60m rope for a good long adventure.

  2. 40m (10) Follow the left leading juggy crack for 10m, up the wall above for another 10m passing a wide crack then straight through the small overhang to large belay ledge with bollards galore.

  3. 30m (7) Follow your nose up easy jugs to the top. This pitch is pretty crappy. Best to just bail off left or find the rap slings and descend.

FA: Keith Lockwood & Ben Sandilands (var leads), 1973

Trad 91m, 3
18 R Orange Blossom Special

A good slabby line but a little mossy in places. Protecton can be fiddly to find and place in certain sections.

Start: Starts about 10m right of 'Paperclip' on ledge accessed by scrambling up under chockstone.

FA: Kevin Lindorff & Phillip Armstrong, 1978

Trad 35m
16 R Orange Blossom Special Variant Finish

Looks more intimidating than the original.

Start: Start as for 'Orange Blossom Special'.

FA: Michael Woods & Peter Treby, 1986

Trad 35m
18 A Belly Full Of Arms And Legs

Variant middle to 'Orange Blossom Special'.

Start: From the block at the base of 'Orange Blossom Special', traverse about 2m out left then straight up via yellow streak to join Orange Blossum Special at the left end of the roof. A #5 hex protects the high crux.

FA: James & Melanie McIntosh, 1992

Trad 35m
18 X The Pregnancy Factor

Struggles to stay away from the jugs on the left. Another pleasant slab but has silly bolting with huge runouts.

Start: Starts 5m right of 'The Wide Crack Adventure', but on top of ledge accessed via chockstones under block. You can also start as for 'The Wide Crack Adventure' and head rightwards at 5m.

FA: Melanie & James McIntosh, 1992

Trad mixte 40m, 1
14 R Multiplication

Runout slab climbing.

Start: Start as for 'The Pregnancy Factor', but follow the flake for 2m more past the dark rock then straight up on good turtle shell rock just to the left of the BR on 'The Pregnancy Factor'.

FA: James & Melanie McIntosh, 1992

Trad 40m
10 The Wide Crack Adventure

A splitter line from afar which seems to have been un-recorded for some strange reason. Another good beginner route.

Start: Starts 3m right of 'Paperclip' below striking wide crack line blasting up slab.

FA: Unknown, 2000

Trad 50m

Affichant les 11 voies total.

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