Rockfax Description
The mid-height, right-trending break gives a fine line and climbing. Care is required with some small hollow-sounding flakes when moving up at the end of the traverse. Climb Olympus to a ledge before traversing the break past a good horizontal spike to a narrow corner. Move up the corner to a good nut slot just above and finish up and right on good holds. © Rockfax
FA. B.Evans 1961.
Classic Rock Climbs In Northern England by Bill Birket , Ultimate HVS ticklist , Chris Jackson’s 100 Classic Limestone Climbs , Yorkshire limestone trad VS - E1 ticklist
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colin struthers | 19 Aug |
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βeta: This is another great route at a really great crag. There is a tin with details of new routes that someone has kindly left at the foot of this route. However, the details of these routes are cross referenced with existing routes and if you don't have all that info with you (eg if you only have the rockfax guide and the info you can glean from UKC on your phone) then you are really going to struggle to find the starts for most of the new stuff. It would do the crag justice if someone could post a full topo for all the new and existing routes online. Please? | βeta? | |
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βeta: This is another great route at a really great crag. There is a tin with details of new routes that someone has kindly left at the foot of this route. However, the details of these routes are cross referenced with existing routes and if you don't have all that info with you (eg if you only have the rockfax guide and the info you can glean from UKC on your phone) then you are really going to struggle to find the starts for most of the new stuff. It would do the crag justice if someone could post a full topo for all the new and existing routes online. Please? |
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Grade: HVS 5a ***
(Guisecliff)