20m.
Sustained, fun and well protected (if you can carry enough cams) climbing, traversing left to right across the colourful leaning wall of bedding planes just above the high tide mark below the quarry floor rim. A super mini version of Exposure Explosion.
Start at the LH end of the wall following the line of weakness running up leftwards on good holds to a good ledge. Look right and contemplate your fate. Follow the bedding plane rightwards, lots of holds, fantastic cam placements but at an angle that will make your arms ache. At the very far end as the bedding plane rises up to meet the quarry rim, exit through the notch and the sanctuary of the quarry floor.
Start at the LH end of the wall following the line of weakness running up leftwards on good holds to a good ledge. Look right and contemplate your fate. Follow the bedding plane rightwards, lots of holds, fantastic cam placements but at an angle that will make your arms ache. At the very far end as the bedding plane rises up to meet the quarry rim, exit through the notch and the sanctuary of the quarry floor.
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Route of Interest
The Inner Sanctuary: Wringapeak to Hedddons mouth
Grade: HVS 5a ***
(The Exmoor Coast Traverse)