Ascents in Evans Crown as Tick or First ascent

Veered off right to tree and rapped.

Came looking for a hard slab project but shut down and had to aid thru perplexing definite non-slab crux. Several bomber small-med cams in lower crack, bolts at and beyond crux, then two 20ft leadouts up grade 10-12 lichen slab between rusty carrots. Definitely happy days.

Pulled thru first move, some kind of campus rockover. Rest much like the others.

Did the hard bits, I think, but not being able to reach the 4th carrot from the good stance was the last straw for me friable nerves. Really fun style… but different.

first pitch is an unusual crack/layback situation with a big hard move at the end. the TR in TRad stands for TRees are on right? then two well bolted slab options for pitch 2/3 (do as one pitch) we went left as it wasnt a 'lichen deathscape' as described by Cake Dalmeney. and then the triumphant final pitch of one of the most enjoyable offwidths ive ever done. its a bummer someone has bolted the easy looking headwall 1m right of the crack. dont be tempted, get wide!

blew the onsight by going left up top onto the wet slopey zone and grabbed the chains instead of clipping. awesome climb though

First slab in ages

Really good, felt similar to fuzzy at times

Lots of bolts on this now. I agree with replacing bolts, but not adding.

Went through the obvious chimney for the second pitch. It was pretty physical but extremely fun. Bring large cams for the protection (at least a number 5 and a 4). There is an anchor after topping out on the left

Looks like the punters cheat in from the slopy looking glass from the right rather than the harder straight up. As did I, sadly.

So much fun! Amazing overhung crack, awkward and tiring

quick attemp on top rope after alen removed the lichen. Hard Start!

good fun, awakward and strenuous climbing

First lead climb after a month break from a rotator cuff injury. Led with first two clips in. Hard start.

Entertaining