50m, 2 pitches.
Rockfax Description
Technical and pumpy climbing up the white face just right of Oceanid. An airily positioned top pitch that is high in the grade.
1) 5a, 20m. As for Oceanid.
2) 6b, 30m. Head diagonally left then back right, above an overhang, to a small ledge (peg). Swing left and pass a niche to ascend twin cracks above. A hard move on the left gains a good horizontal break. Continue up the headwall (2 pegs) to the top. © Rockfax
FA. Martin Crocker, D.Light 26/Sep/1983.
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| User | Date | Notes | ||
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| matt perks | 26 Oct, 2004 |
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βeta: I've been dragged up it. It is certainly hard and pumpy. The gear is great though, so if you are up to this kind of grade it is a good one to throw yourself at. | βeta? | |
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βeta: I've been dragged up it. It is certainly hard and pumpy. The gear is great though, so if you are up to this kind of grade it is a good one to throw yourself at. |
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The Vanishing
Grade: E5 6a ***
(Fisherman's Ledge)