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Ring Ouzels are reported to be nesting on Flying Buttress. Please avoid this and adjacent routes.
from 14/06/2023 to 01/07/2023
Adders are frequently seen around Curbar. They are often very well camoflaged so it's worth keeping an eye out when moving into new areas, picking up kit etc as a bite, although not life threatening to most healthy adults can still be nasty.
Ticks are abundant due to a large population of red deer. take care, particularly if passing through bracken below the crag.
Rockfax Description
The blank corner is bridged, tricky for the short. © Rockfax
FA. Joe Brown 1955.
Ticklists
The Curbar Crush , Bridging Corners, Grooves, Diedres in the UK , Curbar Highballs , Joe Brown Curbar Routes , An attempt at a definitive list of Joe Brown's FA/FFA in the Peak District , Hardest HVSs in the Peak
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| R Brown | 20 May, 2019 |
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βeta: Not sure how reachy (I'm 5'9" with a plus 3 ape index) unprotected 5b moves doesn't warrant E1. Once the shelf is gained the route becomes no harder than severe, probably best treated as a boulder problem. | βeta? | |
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βeta: Not sure how reachy (I'm 5'9" with a plus 3 ape index) unprotected 5b moves doesn't warrant E1. Once the shelf is gained the route becomes no harder than severe, probably best treated as a boulder problem. |
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Jester Cracks
Grade: HVS 5a ***
(Kinder Northern Edges)