150m.
This impressive buttress lies on the slopes of Grey Friar and overlooks the head of Seathwaithe Tarn. The Crags have a steep left wall, but the crest rises in a series of buttresses set at a reasonable angle. The upper sections offer easier alternatives, which tries to maintain the interest of the first section. Start below and right of the prominant line of overhangs, where a deep right-facing crack splits the crag.
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| Martynd2708 | 12 Apr, 2021 |
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βeta: Nice route. Found the first two pitches more difficult than the third | βeta? | |
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βeta: Nice route. Found the first two pitches more difficult than the third |
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Route of Interest
West Chockstone Gully
Grade: Grade-3 ***
(St. Sunday Crag)