33m.
Rockfax Description
A long and interesting outing with sustained climbing. Start up the slabby apron to the right of the central section of the cliff. The name is on the rock.
1) 6a, 2) 6a+, 3) 6a+, 4) 5c, 5) 6a. Pitches are generally less than 40m long and a short (slightly melted) fixed rope links the top of P2 and the start of P3. © Rockfax
UKC Logbook Description
Nice sustained face climbing.
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| KKormos | 17 Apr |
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βeta: The anchor for the abseil was missing. First 3 anchors are there, only the bolts for the 4th one, no hangers or rings. As early season, path and cairns were very hard to find, not helped by the dark. Took 2+ hours to get down. Great climb with 'mountain feel' as others said. | βeta? | |
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βeta: The anchor for the abseil was missing. First 3 anchors are there, only the bolts for the 4th one, no hangers or rings. As early season, path and cairns were very hard to find, not helped by the dark. Took 2+ hours to get down. Great climb with 'mountain feel' as others said. |
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| boreal187 | 27 Oct, 2023 |
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βeta: Went up Albatros two lines to the right, the abseil line for the routes on this wall goes through patches of very loose and sharp rock. Our abseil felt really sketchy and we dislodged a very large chunk of rock that thankfully didn't tumble down. Use the trail at the top to walk towards Kamari and back down to Masouri. | βeta? | |
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βeta: Went up Albatros two lines to the right, the abseil line for the routes on this wall goes through patches of very loose and sharp rock. Our abseil felt really sketchy and we dislodged a very large chunk of rock that thankfully didn't tumble down. Use the trail at the top to walk towards Kamari and back down to Masouri. |
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| PikaiFi | 21 Aug, 2021 |
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βeta: Nice route with a mountain feeling and it needs some mountain experience. There are some loose rocks on the link pitch and it needs care and both climbers have to belay each other as a lead climber (the third belay is lower than the second). The fix rope is in bad shape, but there are bolts and a cord to put quickdraws. For the return, exit to the plateau and follow the cairns to an open gully. Then you can follow a path to Sympligades and return to car park by the road. 1h and 15min. It is possible to traverse the mountain to the base of the crag too. | βeta? | |
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βeta: Nice route with a mountain feeling and it needs some mountain experience. There are some loose rocks on the link pitch and it needs care and both climbers have to belay each other as a lead climber (the third belay is lower than the second). The fix rope is in bad shape, but there are bolts and a cord to put quickdraws. For the return, exit to the plateau and follow the cairns to an open gully. Then you can follow a path to Sympligades and return to car park by the road. 1h and 15min. It is possible to traverse the mountain to the base of the crag too. |
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| Smith42 | 14 May, 2019 |
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βeta: Would be one star HVS at Gogarth. Has that loose old school feel to it. Also lots of loose stones on higher ledges could easily be dislodged on to single pitch punters below. Not really a wise place to bolt a multi pitch. | βeta? | |
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βeta: Would be one star HVS at Gogarth. Has that loose old school feel to it. Also lots of loose stones on higher ledges could easily be dislodged on to single pitch punters below. Not really a wise place to bolt a multi pitch. |
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