线路 如同传统攀登 in Llanberis Pass

Rockfax Description The monstrous third pitch is good value HVS. Start at the toe of the left-hand buttress.

1. Climb the slab to gain the thin crack. Follow this up to a small ledge on the right. Head straight up to the right-hand end of the large ledge that Nea starts from, and traverse rightwards below the holly tree. Then climb easily up to a ledge and belay below an open groove.

2. Follow the crack up the back of the groove. This proves a bit of a tussle until stood on a sloping ledge about 8m up. From here, make a puzzling traverse up and left around the arete to finally pull onto the slab above. Head up and right to a large flake and belay below an intimidating wide slot.

3. If you have planned ahead, then this is your mate's lead! Move up to the slot where a long sling and basketball skills will allow you to thread the chockstone from below. Prepare for battle and wade into the wide crack. Having succeeded it still requires a steady head to continue up the fist-crack to the ledge above.

4. Finish as for P3 of Nea (ed. Up left easily OR rap off the tatt at end of P3) . © ROCKFAX

1. As per P2 of 'Sickle'.

2. As per P3 of 'Nea' .

1. As per P3 'Nea'

Either continue up P2 of 'Brant' or belay on the right and abseil off.

P1 as for 'Overlapping Wall'

A scrappy start leads to an exciting crucial traverse under the large diagonal overhang. Start by scrambling up to the foot of the groove that leads up to the left end of the overhang.

1. 4a. 27m. Climb the groove to belay under the huge roof.

2. 4c. 12m. A series of three ledges leads up rightwards under the overhang. From the top ledge a hard move right gains a short groove. Climb to a tree belay.

3. 8m. Climb easily to good ledge.

P3 as per 'Shadow Wall'. Somewhat preferable (and faster) to abseil from the top of P2/start of P3.

Epic sustained thin crack line left of the Memory Lane arête above the Garden. Access via multiple lines.

Bold but steady climbing weaving towards and away from the arête (to climbers right) following the holds. Side runners in LW reduces the grade.

Go straight up instead of traversing left

Straight up instead of heading to arête for second pitch

A superb ridge climb leading to a fine finish high up on the wall. Start at the base of the prominent jagged ridge running down the eastern side of the crag.

1. Head up the middle of the buttress to belay by a block on a large ledge.

2. Continue up to the large pinnacles at the top of the main ridge, belaying on the right-hand side of the last spike before the col.

3. Drop down into the col and belay (skip this belay if you are a confident leader but watch your rope work for the runners placed in the col section).

4. Climb a grassy crack to gain a leftwards-trending line leading to a superb belay on the arete.

5. Climb up the lovely slab then trend rightwards to a large sloping ledge below the final chimney.

6. Entering the chimney via the crack is something of a crux not made easier by the polish of thousands of passing climbers. The awkward section is thankfully short-lived! Descend the main gully to the right.

P1- Climb first pitch of the cracks to belay ledge with good pro. 10m P2 - Climb as for 'Lorraine' but head straight across right after approx 5m and up the slab. Great pitch with some longer run-outs to great flake belay. 40m P3 - Up and over flake and across ledge to main corner crack. Head up to fixed rope belay. 20m approx. P4 - Head up ledge to one move wonder and to fixed belay at top. 10m approx.

Follow the obvious crack system with some punchy moves but generally well protected.

Mega classic. A good test for your route reading skills. Quite serious for it's grade

A variation of the last pitch of "The Grooves". At the belay ledge, traverse right for 8meters onto the grassy corner. Up the cracked corner unto a leftwards handrail traverse with poor pro but good holds. When you reach the spike spike on the arete take a rest and enjoy the nothing-ness below you! Punch through to the second spike, and fast up on decent holds to the ledge before you run out of strength. Then easier climbing to the top.

Summer #scramble up to Crib Goch usually down East to West approaching on the Pyg Track from the Pen y Pass car park.