10m.
Rockfax Description
The precarious wall right again to a tricky sloping exit. © Rockfax
FA. Jonny Woodward 1980.
Ticklists
Off The Radar 300, Every Crag in The Peak
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| cheque | 10 Jul, 2023 |
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βeta: Called Avator in every guidebook apart from Rockfax. | βeta? | |
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βeta: Called Avator in every guidebook apart from Rockfax. |
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| Bonobo | 8 Aug, 2006 |
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βeta: A great little route. I found the crux very committing and a precarious balancing act. The upper break feels more positive to the left although this is further away and more committing to get established on. If you have the reach then this crux move up the wall will probably feel like an easier 5b. It should be possible to get a good Friend 4 stuffed in the break before going up the wall, harder for the short, or you could try shuffling up the wall a little way first and getting a good fist jam established before placing the gear. A hard pull up the wall completes the crux then follow that up with a rockover to your right to then latch the top. Short but sweet and worthy of a star. The gear is solid and the rock is a coarse sharp grit with little or no sign of wear and tear, just beware the breaks can be dirty and slippery. | βeta? | |
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βeta: A great little route. I found the crux very committing and a precarious balancing act. The upper break feels more positive to the left although this is further away and more committing to get established on. If you have the reach then this crux move up the wall will probably feel like an easier 5b. It should be possible to get a good Friend 4 stuffed in the break before going up the wall, harder for the short, or you could try shuffling up the wall a little way first and getting a good fist jam established before placing the gear. A hard pull up the wall completes the crux then follow that up with a rockover to your right to then latch the top. Short but sweet and worthy of a star. The gear is solid and the rock is a coarse sharp grit with little or no sign of wear and tear, just beware the breaks can be dirty and slippery. |
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Route of Interest
Moyer's Buttress
Grade: E1 5b ***
(Gardom's Edge)