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Grade Route Gear style Popularity
Closed Main area
V2 Preoccupied

Sit start with a high heel hook and fingers in the small notch, push for the shelf and go from there to rock over your heel

FA: Stephen Bradshaw, 3 May 2020

Boulder 1m
V2/3 Problem 8

Sit start then head left around the arete on small holds and incuts. The crux is getting up over the ledge at mid height. Roughly v3 if you eliminate a few holds.

Boulder 4m
V2 Ascension

Difficult to grade. From a standing start, use the lovely hand-grip at shoulder height, place your feet at either side as high as you can get them, and dyno to the second ledge above your head - that is, the higher one. While it takes some strength to accomplish, much more of the climb is about trusting you can do it and won't body-slam the rock.

FA: David Nott, 2011

Boulder 4m
V1/2 Problem 12

Stand start. Up the right side of the boulder using the crimp then trending left to a rail and up.

Boulder 4m
V1/2 Problem 13

As for 12, get set on your feet using the crimp then head left around the corner using the rail to steady yourself and up from there.

Boulder 5m
V2 Problem 15

Sit start underneath the rooflet, then climb up the arete, hugging both sides and top out.

Boulder 5m

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