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Sandown Crags

  • Contexte de la cotation : UK
  • Ascensions : 2

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Description

The crag section can be climbed only when the foliage is at its minimum because some of the top-outs could be unfeasible. This section is predominantly attractive to novices, with the exception of a few demanding routes or problems scattered here and there.

Limit. de l'accès hérité de Harrison's Rocks

Harrison's Rocks is owned by climbers and is managed on their behalf by the British Mountaineering Council with funding from the English Sports Council. Car Parking is Pay and Display. If approaching from the train station, do not trespass the private property to get to zig-zag wall, instead follow the path to the left.

Approche

To access the climbing area, you can use the lower path approach.

Éthique hérité de Harrison's Rocks

The Sandstone is very soft -- leading is not allowed. Most climbs are top-roped, and ropes should be extended over the edge and set up in a way such as to minimize the wear on the rock. Top-out and down-climb is preferred to lowering. Abseiling is, also, forbidden.

More details: https://www.thebmc.co.uk/southern-sandstone-guidelines https://www.thebmc.co.uk/bmcNews/media/u_content/File/access_conservation/access_publications/Sandstone%20Code%20of%20Practice.pdf

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A substandard and unclean route

Ascend the steep wall situated between The Ramp and Central Route using delicate and technical climbing techniques. The arete can also be climbed at a similar level of difficulty or marginally more challenging.

Scale the crack with a slabby surface located in the middle of the buttress.

This climb follows the juggy bulges located at the right-hand side of a lengthy, fragmented, and slightly sloping wall.

A problem that is both enjoyable and well-liked among climbers

A entertaining challenge that involves traversing from 'Slab Right' to 'Slab Left' without using any handholds.

FA:

Ascend the petite boulder located to the right of the slab by utilising small yet reliable footholds, then execute a mantel to surmount its peak.

Scale the brief slab situated to the left of Bridge Corner Left

Ascend the small left arete

This climb up the corner is frequently soiled or covered in dirt.

Climb the very brief right face.

Ascend the front left portion of the slab located a few meters to the right of Bridge Corner Right

To the right of Twix, commence the climb from the jutting ledge.

Ascend the grimy corner past the small tree stump, and conclude by moving upwards and towards the right, past the tree stump located at the top.

Ascend the rounded protrusion situated to the left of The Ramp. You may use the ledges on the right for handholds, but make sure to keep on the nose as you climb.

Climb The Ramp while staying in line with the slab on DJ Face the Music. Traverse towards the right to finish the climb around the right side of the arete.

The direct start to Rampette, which comes in from the right

To the right Rampette Direct, as a result of clearance work, there is a vertical face. Ascend this face and execute a mantel to reach the ledge above.

Climb the corner and twin cracks that converge at the top, located just to the left of the short bulging wall.

Ascend the staircase until you reach and pass over a minor protrusion or roof.

This route entails ascending a series of steps located on the left-hand side of the buttress.

A simple and direct ascent up the middle of the buttress.

The final manoeuvrer involves a challenging transition over the roof.

A brief and straightforward route

Another route that is both brief in length and straightforward

Similar to the previous routes, this one is also relatively easy, but the top-out can be muddy or dirty.

The climbing on this route is somewhat disconnected, and includes ascending to a holly tree.

Ascend the groove

A brief challenge that consists of ascending a crack.

A brief challenge that concludes with a transition over a small ledge

This problem entails ascending a sloping rock face and concluding by reaching the top of the climb, where vegetation may be growing.

A smooth and peculiar slab where the top-out is rather overgrown.

Ascend to the platform and finish with relative ease above it.

Shift leftwards to finish

Ascend the slab and with a holly tree exit

This is a brief challenge that involves a mantel halfway through.

The ascent requires forceful manoeuvrers and footwork that may be somewhat perplexing, but the most challenging part turns out to be the top-out.

Ascend the corner-crack by climbing up its right side.

A pleasant and intricate challenge that begins with a reliable side-pull and concludes with a mantel onto the slim shelf situated above.

Comparable in style to Panda Pop. Utilise a small side-pull with the left hand to reach the ledge, followed by executing a mantel to stand upright on the ledge and then exiting.

Frequently covered in moss and appears green, but is feasible to climb when the surface is dry.

A similar slabby nature as Panda Style.

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