10m.
This splendid route provided the original mould for the #4 rock nut, make sure you take one! Start on the arete just right of the big undercut on Cornflake Walls. Climb on a series of small, but adequate, cracks to half-height. The Stegosaurus' spinal plates make for good pro and even better holds on the next part of this great climb, which is over far too soon. Scramble up the sandy ramp and belay on stakes. Si Lynch 2009.
D.McCallum 1979.
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| Gomezhdm | 29 Aug, 2022 |
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βeta: Nesting gull still here August 2022. Wouldn't recommend climbing | βeta? | |
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βeta: Nesting gull still here August 2022. Wouldn't recommend climbing |
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| sarahlouisehall1804 | 24 May, 2022 |
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βeta: Please be aware of a gulls nest with eggs just at the top of this climb. 21/05/22 | βeta? | |
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βeta: Please be aware of a gulls nest with eggs just at the top of this climb. 21/05/22 |
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