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Grado Via Stile equipaggiamento Popolarità
Cyclops Wall
15 Bitter Stick

All pitches about the same grade.

  1. 25m (15) Go up and right then back left a move or two and follow the obvious traverse line to a tree below a huge, right-facing corner.

  2. 35m (15) The corner to a terrace.

  3. 30m (15) Up and right to a ledge below a mega ceiling.Go right to a crack with a tree. Up the wall, veering right

FA: Dave Gairns & Chris Baxter (alt), 1983

Trad 90m, 3
17 Scratch Game
  1. 20m (-) Go up and right then go straight up the crack above to a ledge on the left under a ceiling.

  2. 30m (17) Go out right around the ceiling and up the steep crack above in an excellent position to the highest terrace. This pitch was split on the first ascent.

  3. 10m (-) Up the rotten, flaky black crack.

FA: Chris Baxter & Dave Gairns (alt), 1983

Trad 60m, 3
17 Stony Road
  1. 25m (-) Go up and right for 4 metres then traverse right at the obvious weakness to a ledge below a large right-facing corner.

  2. 30m (-) Go up blocks etc. to the foot of a superb corner-crack which is climbed to a tree.

  3. 15m (-) Continue up the line, past a bush, to another tree.

  4. 15m (17) Up the steep crack with a nasty exit.

FA: Chris Baxter & Mike Stone (alt), 1983

Trad 85m, 4
Gavin's Gash
10 Windrows Are All The Go

Towards the left-hand end of the cliff is a compact wall with an obvious crack line. Up the line to the roof, left unde the roof and up.

FA: Neil Barr & Peter Treby, 1992

Trad 20m
Crawford's Crag
18 R Lambs To The Slaughter

A big adventure route with a poorly-protected crux pitch. The sheer effort required to for the three trips to make the free ascent demands respect.

Start: Towards the right-hand end of the northern-most crag is a wide corner system with an impressive left wall in the upper part. Start about 15 metres left of the corner itself, where the cliff is at its lowest.

  1. 40m (16) Up to the right of the overhangs at 10 metres. Move left through a slot between overhangs, go up over another bulge to better rock and up the rounded arete to a large ledge. The variant start is better.

  2. 25m (-) Either straight up the left-facing corner to the roof and swing right, or up the outside of the pillar and move left to the right-facing corner. climb the corner to a ledge on the left.

  3. 40m (18) Poor protection. Up the thin crack for 6 metres, traverse right and climb a short, delicate wall to a bottomless, right-facing corner. Up this corner and then diagonally right into the V-corner leading to the right.

  4. 25m (-) Climb up to the first overhang. Crawl left (loose block), go up to the second overhang and up it (may be an old cam in place) and into a right-facing corner.

  5. 15m (-) Up.

FA: Peter Treby & Neil Barr, 1987

Trad 150m, 5
16 Lambs To The Slaughter Variant Start

Better Than the original start. Start 10 metres to the left up an easy line. At 5 metres go diagonally right and up the grey wall to a shallow, left-facing corner that leads to the large ledge.

FA: Peter Treby & Neil Barr, 1987

Trad 35m
20 Beastmaster

A ripsnorter of a route. Despite having quite a bit of easier climbing it is constantly clean and offers some spectacular exposure.

Start: Scramble up from the little camping cave left of 'Lambs To The Slaughter' to a large ledge from which two obvious parallel lines start.

  1. 20m (-) Follow the right-hand line to a little ledge on the right.

  2. 17m (-) Traverse easily right for a few metres then go up to an obvious horizontal break. Continue traversing around the arete to a small stance.

  3. 20m (20) Step back left and head straight up to a large roof. Move right under this to an exposed belay.

  4. 15m (-) Climb straight up to the final large roof and then traverse spectacularly back left. Finish up the steep, juggy wall.

FA: Stephen Hamilton & Simon Mentz (var), 1989

Trad 72m, 4
17 Gluteus

Start: Scramble to the highest block below the left-leaning crackline on the left buttress. There is a fork in the line at half-height.

  1. 30m (-) Take the line through the roof and continue to a good ledge on the left.

  2. 25m (17) Take the roof crack on the left and go up through an unusual narrowing to a corner leading to a scrubby ledge. Scamble off.

FA: Peter Treby & David Lia, 1980

Trad 55m, 2
19 Any Old Choss Just Won't Do Wuss!

Up left of rooflet and up righthand crack to tree. Step up left to stance then swing on to arete to buckets. Thin and gritty climbing leads to top.

Start: Scramble on to terrace towards south (left) side of crag.

FA: Glenn Tempest, Peter Campbell & Michael Hampton, 1996

Trad 30m
18 R Fight For The Filly

Climb the poorly protected wall right of Any Old Choss Just Don't Do Wuss!. Finish up the steep central crack on good holds and much better pro.

FA: Glenn Tempest, Michael hampton & Peter Campbell, 1996

Trad 30m

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