Affichant les 7 voies total.
Cotation | Voie | Style d'escalade | Popularité | ||
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S | Chimney Sweep
At the top of the left branch of the gully is a cleft with a small bush at its base. Climb cleft to point of overhang, move onto right wall where easy climbing leads to the top. FA: F. Richardson, A. Owen & W. M. Adams | 13m | |||
E1 | ★★ Eve
Start 2m left of Jericho Wall. Climb directly to horizontal crack above the start. Finger traverse right until the pigeon hole is reached. Move left-handed across slab to finish. Has received few repeats over recent years, hence still retaining the old XS grade. Has a reputation for being quite thin and unprotected, around 6b French difficulty - feedback on a modern grade update welcome! FA: R.A. Bennett, 1959 | 13m | |||
E1 | ★ Jericho Wall
Start well up left-hand gully from point of small boulder below a tiny fig tree in a pigeon hole on the wall at 4.5m. Step on to wall and climb to horizontal crack. Hand traverse right and mantleshelf onto small ledge. At right hand edge climb groove to platform and top. Abseil off the tree just below the top. FA: W.M. Adams, 1959 | 16m | |||
HVS 5b | ★★ Gaza
To the left of Cave Crack is a prominent pillar. Start at the bottom and climb up on the corner/pillar. Below the bolt you can place a few runners. Crux around the bolt (which can be a bit tricky to clip). Continue past bolt and easily to top. FA: Ulf Carlsson & Iain Allan FA: R. A. Bennett & F. Richardson, 1959 | 20m | |||
VS | ★★ Cave Crack
Climb slab on right in cave to platform below overhang. At point of cave and overhang is a steep shelf leading diagonally left and up. Hand traverse along this and into the crack then onto the left face. From here easier rock leads to finish on wide ledge with belay. Probably one or two grades harder if below six feet, as the opening move will require a dynamic latch onto the rail, swinging out over a sizeable drop down the boulder. Take care for the follower as well - too much slack and a fall on the rail at the start would mean hitting the ground, not enough will pull the climber off the wall. FA: R. Caulkwell, 1954 | 20m | |||
VS | Lydia's Leap
Start up the semi-detached block with a big rightwards slanting crack to the right of Cave Crack. Over this (crux), then easier to the top over broken ground. FA: Hamish Wilson & Lindsay Bingaman, 2017 | ||||
D | The Villa
Start 9m to the right of the cave, where there is a semi-detached piece of rock. Step from slab to point of semi-detached piece of rock. Traverse left and ascend steep wall directly to ledge with belay. Finish directly up groove behind belay. An alternative finish may be made by moving right from the belay ledge, up a small wall and over final boulder. | 17m |
Affichant les 7 voies total.