Ascents in Wintour's Leap having Beta

Good line.

Unless holds have broken off for the crux move, it's pretty unfeasible for the grade. Definitely have done easier 6B+'s than this 6B.

Excellent line, but quite strange with the ten spaced bolts below, then widely spaced throughout the cruxes. Nonetheless, a good line.

Great solo! Managed to climb the whole route in about twenty minutes! One or two sections in there that was a bit nerving, but lots of ledges in-between technical sections!

Cheeky rest day lap to get some more trad multipitch in before Riglos.

second try

bit shit and loose on the first pitch, and more compact but average climbing on the second

Good gear below. Not so good gear up high. Still a good line overall.

Nails for VS but an amazing route

felt pretty pushy for the grade but I was also quite dehydrated after a day of trad in the sun!

Led P1, thin but very nice moves

Led P1

Replaced threads. Jamming feels better. Crux move still a stopper.

Felt harder than last time, especially moves through second and third overhang.

A block and hold (?) seem to have come off.

alt leads with george

Nice bridging at the start. The crux is totally blind, the holds are there though, bit ballsy for the onsight, just go for it.

Serious, intimidating climbing and not one I'd like to repeat. Pegs replaced.

alt leads with lydia

alt leads with lydia - linked p1 and p2

last pitch only after climbing left hand route

Lovely route with enough tricky moves on each pitch to keep it interesting. Would say VS due to the big runouts but pegs and micro placements are there in the most difficult sections! Led both pitches

P1 only

alt leads with ted. Great route with not much gear on P2 but some welcome pegs!

Hard for the grade.

Brutal! Fell onto a handjam on pitch 1. Pitch 2 steep and sustained.

From pedestal #3 wire on left. At break: small hex top of lower crack, #4 RP under roof (left) - put in and rotate, #2 wire in slot on wall long way out right (above grass). Feet in break: Good #1 wire just right of prow. Hands on jug and pull up. Above jug, #6 wire.

Battled with the off-width.

First pitch is horrid. Traversed L and finished up Moth in the dark.

A great line with some great movement, seperated by some choss and vegetation. I still think the crux is the one stopper move in the second pitch

A great line with some great movement, seperated by some choss and vegetation

In drizzle the first pitch was hell. Muddy, slippery and uninspiring. The second, however has lovely moves on solid rock, can be runout, but its all there.

Hard and often psychological. The climbing is nice and reasonably protected.

Followed this one. Really nice, equal difficulty to white feather, but maybe better protected.

Nice route, not an obvious line, but it all fits.

Follows obvious corner cracks. Could do with some cleaning, and there is actually less gear than you expect. Second pitch was lovely.

Unexpectedly nice sport climbing

I led odds. Predominantly on peg runners.

Led odds. Stiff at E1.

We did this one... Or something like this... Lolly first lead trad route.

Awesome route

Happy with this

Used this to get out instead of going back up the easy way. It was a ramble with loose rock. Simul climbed, felt like a sketch solo.

Not many cracks this sustained in the area. Wouldnt standup to the jamming in some places, but good for a fix.

Two cruxes. Way too many bolts. If you are under 6ft this may be more like a 6b. Great route all in all.

I actually did a harder variant through the left, following the crag and keeping the bolts at the right. Probably a 6a+. Mute interesting than the original line apparently

Nice and Chill line

Better and scarier than the other VSs. The hand traverse gets the blood flowing even if its within your grade

"Bold and sustained" the guide book said. It was not lying! A couple of the moves seem more difficult than they are but good holds do materialize.

The climb is somewhat enhanced by the Peregrine falcons swooping noisily about. On this particular ascent they kindly left a dead mouse close to the end of the first pitch.

Neat intro to multipitching