Rockfax Description
The quartz-flecked ramp that cuts across the buttress is a brilliant line that is one of the best at its grade in the Lake District. It is far more difficult and less enjoyable in wet conditions. Start below the slabs at the base of Great Gully.
1) 18m. Climb easy ground to a ledge and belay on the left below a crack.
2) 20m. Climb the crack then traverse right to a belay on the edge of the ramp.
3) 14m. Take easy ground past ledges to another belay near the edge of the slab before the slab steepens up and narrows.
4) 30m. Climb up through the narrowing then head for a short crack on the right side of the slab. The crack gains easier ground and the end of the ramp. From here it is possible to descend by heading down to Easy Terrace and scrambling down this to the base of the crag.
5) 15m. Go left along ledges until below a corner-crack.
6) 10m. Climb up the awkward crack to a grassy ledge.
7) 20m. From the left end of the ledge, follow a crack/groove to ledges. From here scrambling remains to reach the summit. © Rockfax

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