등급 | 루트 | 장비 스타일 | 인기도 | ||
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Almscliff Almscliff High Man | |||||
HVS 5b | ★★ Black Wall Direct | 8m | |||
VS 5a | ★ Black Wall | 10m | |||
E1 5b | ★ Blackpool Promenade | 20m | |||
E2 5c | ★★★ Black Wall Eliminate | 15m | |||
E4 6c | Blackhead | 10m | |||
E4 6a | ★★★ 'Arries' Ook | 13m | |||
6c | 'Arries' Ook Direct | 13m | |||
E3 6b | Kitson Did It First | 10m | |||
HVS 5a | ★★ Birdlime Traverse | 19m | |||
VS 4c | ★★ South Wall Traverse | 13m | |||
E1 5b | South Wall Direct | 11m | |||
MVS 4c | ★ South Face Climb
Pre 1912. | 12m | |||
D | South Chimney | 11m | |||
E2 5c | ★ Yellow Wall | 14m | |||
E4 6a | Yellow Peril | 12m | |||
S 4b | ★★ South Chimney Layback | 15m | |||
E1 5c | Shuffle Crack | 12m | |||
E5 7a | China Syndrome | 12m | |||
VS 5b | ★ Fence Butress | 11m | |||
VS 4c | ★ Stomach Traverse
Strenuous. Takes the undercut hand crack that sadly widens above. Once established above the undercut section, the climbing eases. Finish up slightly right for maximum enjoyment. The climb got its name from starting up the lefthand crack and then traversing across on the big ledge. | 12m | |||
HVS 5b | ★ Jacob's Ladder | 11m | |||
HS 4b | ★ Central Crack | 11m | |||
E3 6b | ★ Rectum Rift | 10m | |||
{FB} 6A+ | ★★ The Crucifix "Warm Up" Traverse | ||||
5c | ★★ The Crucifix
One of Almscliff's more famous problems. It takes the inverted cross round the LH end of the wall containing Central Crack | 5m | |||
HS 4b | ★ Crack and Wall | 12m | |||
E1 5c | Acetabulum | 11m | |||
E | Three Chockstones Chimney | 10m | |||
E1 5b | ★ Dolphinian | 10m | |||
{FB} 7A | ★★★ Dolphin belly slap | ||||
HVS 5a | ★★★ Demon Wall | 10m | |||
MVS 4c | ★ Bird's Nest Variation | 10m | |||
HS 4b | ★★ Bird's Nest Crack
Put up pre 1900. Straight up the crack, move right to grab the strange protruberance and up again. Becoming more and more polished. FA: Herbert Ingle & Edward Calvert. | 10m | |||
E5 6c | Forgotten Wall | 10m | |||
VS 4c | ★★ The Traditional Climb | 10m | |||
HVS 6a | ★ Traditional Eliminate | 10m | |||
VS 5b | ★★ Pothole Direct | 10m | |||
{FB} 5+ | ★★ Jam pot | ||||
VD | The Pothole | 13m | |||
HVS 5b | ★ Thompson's Traverse | 18m | |||
VS 4c | ★ High Level Traverse | 15m | |||
M | Tight Chimney | 8m | |||
VS 5a | ★★ Rift Crack | 7m | |||
E3 6b | Daisy Chain | 8m | |||
E2 6a | ★ Oublette | 8m | |||
E2 5c | ★ Clematis | 10m | |||
E2 5c | Hobgoblin | 10m | |||
HS 4b | ★ The Goblin | 11m | |||
E5 6b | ★ Orchrist | 11m | |||
E2 6b | Bancroft's Roof | 9m | |||
HS 4b | ★ The Zig Zag
Pre 1912. | 11m | |||
VS 4c | ★ Zig Zag Direct | 11m | |||
E3 6b | ★★ Syrett's Roof | ||||
HVS 5b | The Nose Direct | 9m | |||
VS 4c | The Nose
Pre 1912. Described as "fancy gymnastics" by the Yorkshire Ramblers President Claude Benson. | 9m | |||
HVS 5b | West Chimney Rib | 6m | |||
VS 4c | West Chimney Rib L/H Finish | 6m | |||
M | West Chimney | 11m | |||
7a | Jess's Roof | 8m | |||
E2 5b | Retribution Rib | 11m | |||
E5 5c | ★★ Retribution Rib Direct | 10m | |||
VS 4c | ★★ Crack of Doom
Up the corner crack to the overhang and follow the rightward traverse . Good holds to finish. FA: Arthur Dolphin & Robert Heap. 30/8/41 | 11m | |||
E4 6a | ★ Impending Doom | 12m | |||
E5 6b | ★★ Megadoom | 12m | |||
HVS 5a | ★★★ Great Western
A 4 star route in the guide. Climb 'Crack of Doom' to the roof, then traverse leftwards to a hard pull into a rest in the niche. Finish either direct or up right via 'The Five Star Finish'. Is generally considered THE best climb on grit, some disagree. FA: Arthur Dolphin & Robert Heap. 19/09/43. | 15m | |||
E2 5b | ★ No Mans Land | 20m | |||
E4 5c | ★★★ Grand Illusion | 13m | |||
E3 5c | ★★★ Western Front
FA: A Austin (solo) | 14m | |||
VD | Leaf Climb | 20m | |||
E4 6b | Everyman Has His Niche | 16m | |||
E5 6b | ★★ The Ems Telegram | 20m | |||
E3 6a | ★★★ The Wall of Horrors
Boulder problem start, then Friend 4 or Hex 11 for the vertical crack and another large friend in the horizontal break to protect the top moves FA: Allan Austin (solo); A Austin (solo), 1961 | 18m | |||
E4 6a | ★★ All Quiet | 28m | |||
HVD | ★ Long Chimney
Originally known as 'The Great Chimney'. Well polished chimney. Climbed direct, but better and more exposed to go out to the left near the top. FA: Herbert Ingle & Thomas Gray. 1893. | 18m | |||
M | The Easy Way | 8m | |||
E1 5b | ★ Pulpit Corner | 18m | |||
E4 6b | Al Says 6a | 8m | |||
S | Fat Man's Misery | 8m | |||
VS 4c | ★★ Frankland's Green Crack
Put up in 1919. Possibly the best known climb at Almscliff, along with Great Western. Follow the green crack to a small ledge below the overhang. Step right and pull up into the upper crack. The final overhang keeps things interesting. FA: Claude Dean Frankland | 18m | |||
E3 5c | Merlin | 14m | |||
E3 6a | ★★ The Big Greeny | 14m | |||
E4 6a | Fungus The Bogeyman | 16m | |||
HS 4b | ★★★ Parsons' Chimney
Put up circa 1900! Climb the overhanging V corner directly to the cave. Chimney up from there with increasing exposure to exit outwards on good holds. A vintage classic, as the guide book says. FA: William Parsons | 17m | |||
HVS 5a | ★★★ Overhanging Groove | 17m | |||
VS 4c | ★★ Central Climb | 15m | |||
E3 6a | WASC | 15m | |||
VS 4c | ★★ Z Climb | 15m | |||
E1 5b | ★★★ Z Climb Eliminate | 14m | |||
E3 6a | Why Climb | 10m | |||
VD | ★ Cup and Saucer | 13m | |||
E2 6a | First Night | 10m | |||
E2 5c | ★ Encore | 10m | |||
HVS 5b | ★★ Finale Slab | 13m | |||
E4 6a | Penny Pip | 11m | |||
E4 6b | Exit Stage Left | 11m | |||
E5 6a | ★★ All Our Yesterdays | 16m | |||
E2 5c | ★ Twelfth Night | 15m | |||
E3 6a | The True Two Ton Sardine | 10m | |||
S 4b | ★ Fisher's Traverse | 16m | |||
E1 5b | ★★★ North West Girdle | 65m |