Routen in Gloucestershire für ausgewählte Schwierigkeit

A great natural line though it features two bolts and a lower off shared with 'Short of a Smile'.

Start at the pocketed wall 3 metres left of the end of the 'Easy Way Down'. Climb direct to the ledge, then follow the crack and groove. Trend slightly right to finish at a tree belay.

4c,4c,5a.

Climb an interesting scoop past a peg at 3m to reach good holds on a slab. Finish easily up the slab past several thread runner placements. Tree belay.

Climb a small hidden groove 3 metres right of the large roofed groove, and move left on a ledge above the crack of Coda. Climb up on good holds slightly leftwards and then back right to stand above a bramble ledge. Now climb directly past a peg, the break a hollow sounding flake. Pull up above the bush to the last moves of bottle buttress to a tree belay.

1. 4c, 22m. Climb the surprisingly tricky corner to its end and a peg. Transfer to a slabby rib on the right and follow it to another peg below a steep wall. Pull up the wall right of the arete to a thin crack and runner and then reach good holds on a flat block up left before pulling up to less steep ground and a shattered hole. Move up right to a good ledge and belay.

2. 4b, 21m. Climb the arete on the left past a poor peg to a good ledge. Now move up and left along a ledge to a small corner. Climb the corner and blocks to arrive at large ledges and tree belays.

3. 4c, 10m. The line of thin cracks and tiny orange groove in the final headwall are thin to start but ease at mid-height.

Two bolts and a single bolt loweroff

Described in the CC 'Wye Valley Supplement 2012'. Continuation of Amuse Bouche on Mandela Buttress.

Small Wall - An existing route with original peg and new tat. Climbs the right face of Tiswas (HS 4b) to the upper break, then finishes up that route. The route compliments the other three E grade routes at the crag, now it has been cleaned.