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Grade Route Gear style Popularity
19 Maple Syrup

Looks quite good.

Start: Start 5 metres left of 'Pancake' on top of a small boulder that leans against the wall.

FA: Tony Veling, Lorne Kriwoken, Iain Sedgman, Phillip McMillan & Jeremy Boreham, 1985

Trad 20m
14 Pancake

Start behind two large boulders leaning on each other. 'Small' crack corner just (less than a metre) right of a fist crack.

FA: Tony Veling, Lorne Kriwoken & Iain Sedgman, 1985

Trad 18m
16 Laughing Gas

The corner left of 'Ground Floor' also has good rock and boasts one hard move. Just doesn't feel as good as 'Ground Floor'.

FA: Chris Baxter, Sue Baxter & Dave Gairns, 1988

Trad 10m
16 Ground Floor

Lovely rock and climbing. Faint, scratched initials GF mark the start.

FA: Kevin Otten & Mark Marsden, 1985

Trad 10m
23 Pump And Circumstance

The first ascent was complicated by a large detached flake that was encountered at the end of the crux. Now it's just good fun.

FA: Kieran Loughran & James Falla, 1985

Trad 10m
21 Stress Fracture

A diabolical mantle on superb rock gets you going, then sustained climbing with fiddly pro until it eases towards the top. The start can also be done by starting on the right but only seconds seem to do this because it's quite insecure.

Start: Start 2 metres left of 'Hitting The Wall'. Clear initials SF.

FA: Wayne Maher, Glen Donohue & Iain Sedgman (1 rest), 1985

Trad 12m
21 Hitting The Wall

The crack 6 metres left of the cave on the north-eastern side with a good move past the bulge. A small white square marks the start.

FA: Tony Veling, Peter Cunningham, Wayne Maher, Iain Sedgman & Andrew Webb, 1985

Trad 15m
20 Addendum

Fairly short and the encroaching tree branches would be distracting.

FA: Jeremy Boreham & Phillip McMillan, 1985

Trad 15m
20 A Play For Today

Takes the arete just right of where the hole comes through the cliff on the north-east side.

FA: Phillip McMillan & Richard Herz, 1986

Trad 12m
13 Interval

Not appealing, and the tree-branches obscuring the climb don't help.

FA: Wayne Maher & Heather Phillips, 1985

Trad 12m
10 Eye Of The Needle

Has novelty value and the easy starting corner has good rock.

FA: Tony Veling & Iain Sedgman, 1985

Trad 25m
13 Sewing Machine

Start 1 metre left of the large cave-recess on the western side (about 5 metres left of Eye Of The Needle) at a sharp crack/corner.

FA: Dave Asquith & Ute Veling, 1985

Trad 20m
17 All Stitched Up

Fun well protected climbing that's easier than it looks. Start is the back L corner of the cave on the Western side (facing The Wall of Fools). Traverse the break out L to the arête past a few medium to large size cams). R and up the face and over the small rooflet to a lower off past 4FHs.

FA: Matt Brooks & Jessica Brooks, 18 Apr 2017

Mixed trad 15m, 4

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