Vie in The Pinnacles

The lowest point of the cliff is an excellent buttress of clean grey rock with 3 good lines up it [and a dirty chimney in the middle]. Similar to a more limited Pastoral Buttress. The LH line.

The RH crack on the main face, lovely rock, moves and gear.

R of MG, a corner with a roof. Up a few meters to small wire crack in corner, a couple of aids [will definitely go free] to the roof. Swing up on jams to follow the steadily widening crack.

Just R of FoY is a pinnacle. Head R past this and uphill about 20m to the foot of a slabby wall which is the front of another pinnacle. Take the short dirty RH seam [crux] to a bushy ledge. Follow cracks and flakes near the RH arête of the pinnacle to belay just below the summit spire. Abb carefully into gully from large rounded bollard.

Above the lower cliff is a band of broken buttresses. Above these is a short cliff line. Best approached from 100m L of the lower cliff by following a R leaning ramp though the the broken buttresses. The cliff has two tall buttresses with a lower wall between them. 15m L of the LH tall buttress a short wall leading to a tree. Up seams for 5m, then step L to ledge on L arête, up to tree.

Start below the L edge of the LH tall buttress. Up grooves moving R ward to follow a short corner to the roof. Traverse R and take crack through overhang to top. Descend to trees on R and abb off.

Start below the R edge of the LH tall buttress. Short groove then flakes to thin crack heading into gully. Abb off trees.

Good one. The crack up the middle of the wall between the 2 higher buttresses. Abb off trees

At the R edge of the main cliff is a crack with a prominent block sticking out of it. The crux is negotiating the block and it may not be all that well attached! Head L behind pinnacle and abb off trees.