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Thanks to the following people who have contributed to this crag guide:
Craig Hitchcock Daniel Mateos jobangles
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Table of contents
- 1. Upper Level 7 in Sector
- 2. Index by grade
1. Upper Level 7 routes in Sector
- Summary:
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All Sport climbing
description
There are a number of short sport routes that have been established on a series of craglets up behind the Dinorwig Needles.
approach
Access is via a broken path heading up the scree slope. Stay to the right at the big boulder.
Route | Grade | Style | Selected ascents | |||
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1 |
The Big Easy
A nifty line up a short slab left of the initial path. | {FR} 4+ | 7m | |||
2 |
Jagged Face
Start just right of "The Big Easy" and climb to the shared lower offs | {FR} 4+ | 7m | |||
3 |
Comfort Zone
Thirty metres further up the tier is a square cut recess on the left hand side of the buttress.Steep moves precede a pleasant saunter up to the lower offs. | {FR} 5b | 12m | |||
4 |
Finatic
Obvious clean plinth of rock on the left. Take the line between the two fins of rock to the lower offs. | {FR} 6c | 7m | |||
5 |
Jenga
Up to the right, close to the edge of the Solstice Face below, is a well cleaned corner,. Climb to the lower offs. | {FR} 4+ | 7m | |||
6 |
★ Bosch Stop Quarry
The shallow groove left and around the arete to the lower offs. | {FR} 6a+ | 8m | |||
7 |
★ Bish Bash Bosch
Start on the sloping ledge and follow the bolts up the to an "unseeable" lower off. If you climb on, they will come! | {FR} 6a+ | 8m |
2. Index by grade
Grade | Stars | Name | Style | Pop | |
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4+ | Jagged Face | 7m | |||
Jenga | 7m | ||||
The Big Easy | 7m | ||||
5b | Comfort Zone | 12m | |||
6a+ | ★ | Bish Bash Bosch | 8m | ||
★ | Bosch Stop Quarry | 8m | |||
6c | Finatic | 7m |