UKC Logbook - 'The Big Rocker'

22m, 2 pitches.

Rockfax Description
A complex line - splitting it is sensible. Climb a thin crack past a stump then a jutting rib. Move down and across right to a stance below the arete. Up the rounded rib then move along ledges to the far right arete. Climb the face just left of this then grope around the bulge to find 'the big rocker' and an exit. See p432. © Rockfax

FA. John Gosling 1966.

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User	Date		Notes
Deezel65	31 May, 2023	Show βeta βeta: Gave it a good clean back end of May 2023, the bottom crack is now much better although would benefit from the tree being taken back a bit. P2. Don’t drop down - take the level traverse - much better and keeps the interest throughout. The final section climbs the right arete then shuffle steeply along the ledge leftwards until poor feet are gained and go up from here - careful not to get your hands stuck under the Big Rocker!
Show beta βeta: Gave it a good clean back end of May 2023, the bottom crack is now much better although would benefit from the tree being taken back a bit. P2. Don’t drop down - take the level traverse - much better and keeps the interest throughout. The final section climbs the right arete then shuffle steeply along the ledge leftwards until poor feet are gained and go up from here - careful not to get your hands stuck under the Big Rocker!
Offwidth	18 Nov, 2003	Show βeta βeta: The upper section requires clarification. Does it take the fornt right arete or the easier back right arete. Neither are VS in any case.	βeta?
Show beta βeta: The upper section requires clarification. Does it take the fornt right arete or the easier back right arete. Neither are VS in any case.