Rockfax Description
The soaring line of Cave Route Right-hand yields a superb climb. There is much fixed gear but extra wires are still required. With these in place it is 7b+. The main difficulties are the bulge at 8m, exiting the shallow niche at one-third height and the peg pockets below upper crack - these are often wet. A second pitch climbs out of the cave at 6a but is very rarely climbed. © Rockfax
FFA. Ron Fawcett 1982.
Extreme Rock , 100 best limestone climbs in Britain , The best the UK has to offer for beasts (apart from the lakes cos its always wet)
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Andy Farnell | 22 Aug, 2005 |
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βeta: Pumpier than a bicycle pump factory employing people with trapped wind!!! | βeta? | |
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richardh | 10 Jan, 2005 |
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βeta: Four bolts are still in the start as of Jan '05 despite various threats to chop them. | βeta? | |
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βeta: Four bolts are still in the start as of Jan '05 despite various threats to chop them. |
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Grade: E6 6b ***
(Great Wolfrey)