Rockfax Description
The low-level traverse is the most popular piece of climbing here and sees constant horizontal traffic. From Gorilla to Two Eyes and back again if you feel like it. The crossing is possible at three different levels. The lowest break is sustained and pumpy with good handholds and poor footholds. The mid height traverse is less sustained but more technical with good footholds, small handholds. The high traverse is technical and a little pumpy too. © Rockfax
UKC Logbook Description
Description for right to left. Along the break till it runs out. Drop down to next break and follow until it runs out. follow the easiest horizontal line of pockets until a slot and arête is reached. crux moves past a pebble lead to the holes on two Eye. Job done now back again the same way or by the High or low problems. Tick this and you can say you climb at Pex Hill
Ticklists
Cheshire Bouldering Enthusiastic , Cheshire/Merseyside *** routes
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| User | Date | Notes | ||
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| Andy Farnell | 16 Apr, 2003 |
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βeta: Another fantastic traverse. The lowest break is sustained and pumpy (good handholds, poor footholds) at the LH end. The mid hight traverse is less sustained but more technical (good footholds, small handholds) and the hight traverse is technical and a little pumpy. Brilliant for training, doing circuits of the low/mid/high traverses really gets the blood flowing. | βeta? | |
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βeta: Another fantastic traverse. The lowest break is sustained and pumpy (good handholds, poor footholds) at the LH end. The mid hight traverse is less sustained but more technical (good footholds, small handholds) and the hight traverse is technical and a little pumpy. Brilliant for training, doing circuits of the low/mid/high traverses really gets the blood flowing. |
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