8m.
It is advised to check the water depth before attempting this climb as it's possible for the river bed depth to change after floods (or logs could get jammed ect). A fairly low water level needed otherwise the pool can become turbulent. Sepa info can be used to check (https://www2.sepa.org.uk/waterlevels/?sd=t&lc=234206). Below 0.15m is recommended, the FA was at 0.067m.
Traverse in from the left as for other routes. Climb up the left side of the prow using the crack to reach the ledge above (dyno?). Mantle into the ledge and chill. During the next section the water will deepen as you gain height, with the top crux being above an expanse of very deep water.
Reverse the mantle to traverse around the block to gain a right trending flake system (loose). Follow this with a committing pull past a detached flake (yikes) to reach a shelf. Move right to gain a rail then move back left through the blank face (crux) to follow a tiny niche to reach a jug break above. Move upwards staying slightly left then hand traverse off rightwards along a break with feet level with the grass ledge out right.
Traverse in from the left as for other routes. Climb up the left side of the prow using the crack to reach the ledge above (dyno?). Mantle into the ledge and chill. During the next section the water will deepen as you gain height, with the top crux being above an expanse of very deep water.
Reverse the mantle to traverse around the block to gain a right trending flake system (loose). Follow this with a committing pull past a detached flake (yikes) to reach a shelf. Move right to gain a rail then move back left through the blank face (crux) to follow a tiny niche to reach a jug break above. Move upwards staying slightly left then hand traverse off rightwards along a break with feet level with the grass ledge out right.
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