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Le Souffleur

Guernsey, CHANNEL ISLANDS

Climbs 12 – Rocktype Gneiss – Altitude ? – Faces S

Crag features
This crag is split in two by an easy section of rock which has the blowhole which gives the crag it's name. Routes can only be climbed near low tide - about 2 hours either side of low water on a spring for the western (Soapy) area.

The blowhole starts to work about 2 hours after low water on a rising tide depending on swell.

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Guidebooks
Jersey and Guernsey (1987)

Climbs at this crag

Sort climbs
 Climb nameGradex
 SOAPY BAY  
2TramontanaE1 5b  
3HurricaneE1 5b * 
4TempestHVS 5a  
5Stuck in a rutHS 1
6SnatchHVS 5a 4
7SnitchVD *2
 Climb nameGradex
8SoapyS 3
9Apple CrumbleVD  
 THROUGH THE ARCH  
11Not Worth the EffortD 1
12Sea SlugHS 4b 1
13Morning WallD 1
14Make or BreakVS 4c  
Access notes
No bird restrictions. Park as for Gull Zawn and walk down the valley with the drystone wall east of La Congrelle. Scramble down on the eastern side of the stream, the first climbs are in the back of the bay just west of the stream ('Soapy' area), the rest are round to the east through the arches.

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