Rockfax Description
The prominent crack in the side wall of the rubble-filled gully. Start at the bottom of the crack and climb to the top. Steep and awkward but quite satisfying. © Rockfax
FA. S.Monks, C.King Oct/1978.
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Frank the Husky | 25 Apr, 2019 |
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βeta: Definitely E2. Sustained and varied - and often greasy at the start. A large (5/+) cam isn't necessary for the top, but save your green camalot for a slot that will protect the offwidth moves. Otherwise it will be very spooky and not much fun. | ||
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βeta: Definitely E2. Sustained and varied - and often greasy at the start. A large (5/+) cam isn't necessary for the top, but save your green camalot for a slot that will protect the offwidth moves. Otherwise it will be very spooky and not much fun. |
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Kirill | 15 Apr, 2017 |
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βeta: Good line and satisfying moves but not impressed with the quality of the rock. Took a surprise fall from an easy section when seemingly solid hold snapped in my hand. Also dislodged a few Bigmac sized blocks which thankfully missed everyone. Big gear for the top crack is not necessary as there's a good horizontal slot that takes couple of small cams. | ||
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βeta: Good line and satisfying moves but not impressed with the quality of the rock. Took a surprise fall from an easy section when seemingly solid hold snapped in my hand. Also dislodged a few Bigmac sized blocks which thankfully missed everyone. Big gear for the top crack is not necessary as there's a good horizontal slot that takes couple of small cams. |
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John Alcock | 16 Apr, 2007 |
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βeta: Rarely done but really good. Only dry late in the day. Take a little big gear. | ||
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βeta: Rarely done but really good. Only dry late in the day. Take a little big gear. |
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Grade: E1 5b ***
(St. David's Head East)