16m.
Rockfax Description
A blind and sequency crux makes this a difficult pitch to onsight. Sustained and fingery moves lead to the fifth bolt where a deviation to the left is required. The direct line is 7b+. © Rockfax
FA. Tony Burnell, Chris Sowden 1990.
Ticklists
Yorkshire Limestone Graded List , Chris Sowden U.K Sport Routes , The "I live in West Yorkshire and have a rockfax digital subscription" 7's sport bible
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| RD | 23 Jul, 2006 |
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βeta: Very upper end 7b, and direct is hard 7b+. Climb to the break, use a small edge and layaways to gain a good hold. Move off this is the crux, to gain next bolt. Swing left and finish more easily. | βeta? | |
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βeta: Very upper end 7b, and direct is hard 7b+. Climb to the break, use a small edge and layaways to gain a good hold. Move off this is the crux, to gain next bolt. Swing left and finish more easily. |
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Route of Interest
An Awfully Big Adventure
Grade: 7a+ ***
(Blue Scar)