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Grade | Route | Gear style | Popularity | ||
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18 | Mistreated
Crack and face. FA: Philip Armstrong & Geoff Litttle, 1978 | 14m | |||
16 | The Rise Of Modern Socialism
Corner. FA: Philip Armstrong & Geoff Little, 1978 | 12m | |||
17 | Pygmy Twilight
Flake-corner down and right of two parallel lines. FA: Philip Armstrong & Geoff Little, 1978 | 16m | |||
17 | Blue Day Black Night
FA: Wayne Maher & Matthew King, 1979 | 12m | |||
18 | Avoid-Dance
Unusual climbing on polished granite. From split rock, walk along the fence line toward the large granite blocks and Teneriffe proper. Above is a prominent block on the hill with a number of broken lines on it. One obvious line stands out as an awfully hard offwidth through a roof about 20m off the ground. Walk up to this.
FA: Glenn Tempest, Dave McLean & Roger Webb, 1977 | 32m, 2 | |||
19 | Wombles From Wimbolton Common
Behind Split Rock is the main face, with 3 major lines on it. The corner on the right.
FA: Glenn Tempest, Philip Armstrong & Geoff Little, 1978 | 50m, 2, 1 | |||
12 | Inch By Inch
The other side of LL. Chimney to the top. FA: Glenn Tempest, 1978 | 12m | |||
10 | Liquid Laughter
Clean cut and enjoyable. Perfect chimney-ing, just left of LTG. FA: Glenn Tempest, 1978 | 14m | |||
22 | ★ Layback To Glory
Steep and Pumpy. 8m right of LIQUID LAUGHTER is an obvious layback flake. Jam, then layback past a bolt runner to the top. Beware, the flake gets very thin at the top. FA: Craig Peacock & Keith Peacock, 1981 | 14m, 1 | |||
25 | ★★ Outside Line
Across the fence from Split Rock, walk left to a boulder with a distinctive finger crack running diagonally (left to right) across its face. Start off the flat slab almost against the boulder. FA: Robin Holmes FA: Andrew Martin & Matthew King, 1978 | 18m | |||
25 | ★★ Inside Out
2m left of outside line, 3BRs FA: Steven Wilson, 2001 | 8m | |||
21 | Phlegm And Farts
Around right of TT is another little face with a couple of edges up to it. | 5m | |||
22 R | Tuff Tips
No gear. Takes the rippled little face looking back towards the Hume. Balance away, use the arete for the final few moves. FA: Glenn Tempest, 1978 | 6m | |||
15 | Summit Road
Different. Directly behind split rock in amongst the trees over the fence is a huge slab-boulder. A prominent flake creases its righthand side. Dangle along the sharp edge up onto the slab. Slip quickly on up to the top. FA: Glenn Tempest, Geoff Little & Philip Armstrong, 1978 | 26m | |||
18 | Summit Road Direct
Some excellent moves. 6m Right of SUMMIT ROAD is a short crack bypassing the dangle. Lurch up on locks to join SUMMIT ROAD. FA: Glenn Tempest & Geoff Little, 1978 | 18m | |||
20 | Summit Road Variant
Awkward. Start 4m right of SUMMIT ROAD DIRECT at a crack/leaning pod!. Offbalance reaches gain SUMMIT ROAD. FA: Glenn Tempest, 1978 | 14m | |||
16 | Midnight Crack
A good intro into the gentle art of offwidthing. The crackline facing the fence. FA: Glenn Tempest, Jerry Madox & Geoff Little, 1978 | 12m | |||
20 | ★ The Other Side Of Midnight
The bottomless crack facing the fields at "the other side of midnight". Gymnastic to start. Offwidth to the top. Bolt belay on top. Abseil to get off. FA: Glenn Tempest, Jerry Madox & Geoff Little, 1978 | 14m |
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