100m, 4 pitches.
Pitch 1: Starting on the northern side of the bottom of Eldon Hole. Climb the corner until the angle eases, continue past an old metal rod, climb large flake until arriving on shale slope.
Pitch 2: Continue up the shale slope until under a roof. Climb the wall above, take care of the flake you use to pull onto the wall. Arrange gear (bring lots of small wires/RPS), then climb the muddy wall until reaching the roof, arrange gear in the roof before steeping right. Continue upwards until a single bolt. Make a tricky mantle onto the ledge and belay from here.
Pitch 3: Make an awkward step left and continue up the gully until under an overhanging corner/crack. Continue upwards taking great care of the large blocks. There is plenty of good gear. Pull over the final bulge and arrive at the ledge. Belay on the 3 bolt re-thread.
Pitch 4: As for Belrog. Traverse leftwards from the bolts for a few metres and then climb the steep and very mossy crack until you reach a large detached flake and a rest, head straight up the arete.
Pitch 1: Starting on the northern side of the bottom of Eldon Hole. Climb the corner until the angle eases, continue past an old metal rod, climb large flake until arriving on shale slope.
Pitch 2: Continue up the shale slope until under a roof. Climb the wall above, take care of the flake you use to pull onto the wall. Arrange gear (bring lots of small wires/RPS), then climb the muddy wall until reaching the roof, arrange gear in the roof before steeping right. Continue upwards until a single bolt. Make a tricky mantle onto the ledge and belay from here.
Pitch 3: Make an awkward step left and continue up the gully until under an overhanging corner/crack. Continue upwards taking great care of the large blocks. There is plenty of good gear. Pull over the final bulge and arrive at the ledge. Belay on the 3 bolt re-thread.
Pitch 4: As for Belrog. Traverse leftwards from the bolts for a few metres and then climb the steep and very mossy crack until you reach a large detached flake and a rest, head straight up the arete.
Patrick Hill and Oliver Hill 16/Jun/2021.
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| Patrick Hill | 18 Jun, 2021 |
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βeta: We used a 100 metre static for the belays. If you did not do this you would have to link pitch 1 and 2 together. Contact me if you need any more beta. No idea of the grade and it would vary massively depending on the pitch 3 and 4 being wet. | βeta? | |
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βeta: We used a 100 metre static for the belays. If you did not do this you would have to link pitch 1 and 2 together. Contact me if you need any more beta. No idea of the grade and it would vary massively depending on the pitch 3 and 4 being wet. |
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