UKC Logbook - 'Last Rose of Summer'

28m.

Rockfax Description
Pleasant climbing punctuated by some fairly tough moves. Start below a semi-circular cut-out above the first break. Climb to below the upper wall. Sustained climbing gains a small ledge from where one last blind move reaches easier ground. © Rockfax

UKC Logbook Description
April 2024 A large rockfall at this routes base has destroyed the start. It may be possible to start from the left with the high bolt stickclipped, use caution!

FA. Pete Oxley 21/Aug/1988.

Ticklists

West Country Climbs , ROCKFAX Dorset 2012: Graded Sport List , Classic Portland 7as (2* +) , Jurassic 7a , Nat's Summer 2016 Ticklist , Portland , The Portland Olympian Challenge (Pete and Butters's routes) , The Miscampbell/Stephenson recovery tour. , Portland 7a/+ , CC GUIDE (2008): Portland - 1-3 Star Classic & Hard Rock , Dougs 2020 ToDo List , Portland Olympian , Portland scheming , Blacknor Central Sport Climbs , Sportland 2025

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User	Date		Notes
a_radiohead_fan	9 Oct, 2006	Show βeta βeta: first attempt at a 7a (more a trad fanatic really but kinda getting into the portland experience). got it onsight though i have read it is low in the grade. the crux certainly felt hard and actually was hard. excellent climbing all the way. was quite pumped after the crux and so everything after that felt pretty tough too. great route.	βeta?
Show beta βeta: first attempt at a 7a (more a trad fanatic really but kinda getting into the portland experience). got it onsight though i have read it is low in the grade. the crux certainly felt hard and actually was hard. excellent climbing all the way. was quite pumped after the crux and so everything after that felt pretty tough too. great route.
richardh	23 Mar, 2004	Show βeta βeta: Trend left at half height, very easy to end up on the top half of 'Through the Barricades' to the right, as I did. Good route(s) though.
Show beta βeta: Trend left at half height, very easy to end up on the top half of 'Through the Barricades' to the right, as I did. Good route(s) though.
Chris Shorter	1 Oct, 2001	Show βeta βeta: The crux comes straight after a no-hands rest and is a stiff pull on a small hold, followed by a stretch for a jug. Post-crux, it's pretty sustained all the way to the top. Excellent.
Show beta βeta: The crux comes straight after a no-hands rest and is a stiff pull on a small hold, followed by a stretch for a jug. Post-crux, it's pretty sustained all the way to the top. Excellent.