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Tomo4415 | 8 Jun, 2024 |
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βeta: This was definitely a mini adventure. The rock with the sakes in is very easy to miss. I'd say its on the path, knee hight and easy to miss as the stakes have been cut down level with the rock. Turn uphill here on a very faint path, the path splits and looks to head right. don't follow this, turn left on what looks like a dead end path as the rib is hidden from view here. Below the rib is a fallen birch tree. Looking up at the rib there is a rotten tree laying across the route. THIS LOG IS LIKLEY TO FALL ONTO THE BELAYER at some point as it is big heavy and rotting. Try to avoid standing on it. Also below the big block on I think pitch three there is a large sloping spike that is tempting to stand on. Again this is loose and directly above your belayer if trying to climb the block direct, best to just go round it on the left. There is also a big loose gypsum? block in the middle of pitch four or five. The route back to the car park is a bit of a thrash through undergrowth. Great mini adventure though. Well worth the effort. | βeta? | |
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βeta: This was definitely a mini adventure. The rock with the sakes in is very easy to miss. I'd say its on the path, knee hight and easy to miss as the stakes have been cut down level with the rock. Turn uphill here on a very faint path, the path splits and looks to head right. don't follow this, turn left on what looks like a dead end path as the rib is hidden from view here. Below the rib is a fallen birch tree. Looking up at the rib there is a rotten tree laying across the route. THIS LOG IS LIKLEY TO FALL ONTO THE BELAYER at some point as it is big heavy and rotting. Try to avoid standing on it. Also below the big block on I think pitch three there is a large sloping spike that is tempting to stand on. Again this is loose and directly above your belayer if trying to climb the block direct, best to just go round it on the left. There is also a big loose gypsum? block in the middle of pitch four or five. The route back to the car park is a bit of a thrash through undergrowth. Great mini adventure though. Well worth the effort. |
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bennett | 24 May, 2021 |
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βeta: /!\\ - LOOSE BLOCK P3 - /!\\ Quartzy block in the center just below the P4 stance is *very* loose. Take care and don\'t pull on it. | βeta? | |
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βeta: /!\ - LOOSE BLOCK P3 - /!\ Quartzy block in the center just below the P4 stance is *very* loose. Take care and don't pull on it. |
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Butty | 3 Apr, 2021 |
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βeta: A fantastic mountain route, so don't be put off by the dirty start. Good rock and gear with the odd bit of grass steps. A fair few mid sized cams used, great setting get on it | βeta? | |
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βeta: A fantastic mountain route, so don't be put off by the dirty start. Good rock and gear with the odd bit of grass steps. A fair few mid sized cams used, great setting get on it |
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HeatherK | 22 Sep, 2020 |
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βeta: Best multi pitch I've climbed so far. | βeta? | |
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βeta: Best multi pitch I've climbed so far. |
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skinne | 12 Sep, 2020 |
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βeta: It's easier to find the climb by walking a short way past the boulder with the two sawn off stakes, and look uphill from the path until one sees the clean, sharp rib. Making note of the location, walk back along the trail to find the faint path. | βeta? | |
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βeta: It's easier to find the climb by walking a short way past the boulder with the two sawn off stakes, and look uphill from the path until one sees the clean, sharp rib. Making note of the location, walk back along the trail to find the faint path. |
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