Showing all 14 routes.
Grade | Route | Gear style | Popularity | ||
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14 | The Viragoes
Has a few good sections. Takes left arete, starting at little shallow corner on right, then slab to orange crack, to cave, finishing on jugs. FA: Louise Shepherd & Heather Phillips, 1992 | 50m | |||
23 | ★ Nature's Trip
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'Cos it's next to "The Verge". Gets into some pretty sick territory. Worth doing if you're in the area. The second pitch (an exciting roof) can also be climbed as a good second pitch for "The Verge".
Set: muki woods FFA: Robert Mudie & muki woods FA: Robert Mudie, muki woods, Ben Sheppard & Patrick McGovern, 3 Sep 2017 | 35m, 2, 4 | |||
24 | ★ The Verge
Start just up right of The Viragoes. Straight up and through thin crack in bulge, move right into large, guano-stained, V-scoop. Bridge up scoop to roof, past FH, swing left along lip and up short crack. FA: Kim Carrigan, Chris Shepherd. First bulge was initially climbed as Threshold by Rod Young & Mark Moorhead., 1979 | 20m, 1 | |||
15 | The Vagabond
Somewhat disparaged but takes in some interesting country. The traverse on the first pitch is nice but poorly protected.
FA: John Moore, Chris Baxter & Phillip Stranger, 1965 | 82m, 4 | |||
17 | Big Silver Rocket
Up diagonal line right until short corner on right of the phallus. Up this behind Phallus exiting around side. Now mount phallus and ejaculate onself through roof. Continue upwards to distinct orange mini-scoop with crack through middle. Don't escape right or left but bridge through roof to belay. Finish up Sweet Surrender's second pitch or do Where's Merilyn? Start: 3m Right of the Verge. FA: Michael Hartman, Mark Witham Deb Churches & Mark Witham Deb Churches | 20m | |||
16 | Where's Merilyn?
Start: 4m right of big silver rocket
FA: Mark Witham, Michael Hartman, Deb Churches & Deb Churches | 85m, 3 | |||
18 | ★★ Sweet Surrender
A pretty good route but escapable in parts. Begin just left of the big tree.
FA: Chris & Sue Baxter, 1983 | 60m, 2 | |||
22 | ★ Comb-over
Because it's thin. Start up 'Sweet Surrender' and move R to below orange wall. Straight up past two bolts then direct up juggy nose above to ledge. FA: Glenn Tempest & Rebecca Hopkins, Nov 2014 | 25m, 2 | |||
17 | Assistance Required Direct Start
Rigt of Sweet Surrender's first pitch, climb to roof, move right around this and up to 'Vandal' terrace. FA: Chris & Sue Baxter, 1983 | 20m | |||
20 | ★ Assistance Required
Pretty orange wall left of Vandal's main corner. Go up wall to scoop; left here and up. FA: Mark Moorhead & Peter Newman, 1979 | 25m | |||
22 | ★★ Puzzlin' Evidence
Wonderful direct finish to 'Assistance Required'. Originally climbed Sweet Surrender to the second scoop and then moved right and up wall to high central scoop. Many (most?) parties climb Assistance Required into high central scoop. From the scoop, go straight up steep wall past small cam on lovely rock and over bulge. FA: Jon Muir & Geoff Little, 1988 | 25m | |||
17 | ★★ Vandal
Used to be vastly undergraded at 14 though older masters of the thrutch maintain that the grade was OK. The route originally started up the diagonal ramp from 'Vagabond' but noone does that now. Start in the gully just above the tree, directly below the big orange corner.
FA: Chris Dewhirst, John Moore, Jerremy Grandage. Pitch 1 : Ian Thomas, Andrew Bowman & David Shirra., 1977 | 45m, 3 | |||
23 | ★ Another Route
Another inspiring route name.
FA: Jon Muir & Geoff Little, 1988 | 30m, 2 | |||
17 | Swallows and Amazons
Originally done with two pitches, the rap anchor at the end of the first pitch turns it into a good single pitch climb. It also comes into the shade reasonably early. Start at flake 5 metres up and right of Vandal. Layback the flake left then climb the right wall of Vandal. Ignore Vandal's first belay and continue steeply up crack in right wall to ledge and bolt anchors 5 metres back. The second pitch went up a little then up the easy arete. FA: Chris Baxter & Dave Gairns (alt), 1983 | 65m |
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