13m.
To the far left of the crag, this is route lies on the wall behind the cluster of small trees. At first sight it looks like a slab, but in reality proves to be a slight overhanging barrel. A completely different style from its steep neighbouring routes, this is technical and crimpy test piece with balance and good movement being key.
Upgraded to 7b+
Upgraded to 7b+
Pete Roy 2021.
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| Alasdair Fulton | 10 Oct, 2024 |
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βeta: Really quite a good route. Ebbs and flows with no proper rests, but some little pauses. Hard to judge grade as it suits my style. 7b+/7c. I suspect it might settle at 7b+ over time, unless holds fall off and it gets harder. Fantastically grippy rock, and only a couple of razor crimps. Even the quartz is nice! | βeta? | |
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βeta: Really quite a good route. Ebbs and flows with no proper rests, but some little pauses. Hard to judge grade as it suits my style. 7b+/7c. I suspect it might settle at 7b+ over time, unless holds fall off and it gets harder. Fantastically grippy rock, and only a couple of razor crimps. Even the quartz is nice! |
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| Dave MacLeod | 13 Jun, 2024 |
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βeta: I gave it a bit more of a clean before doing it. Good climbing and felt like soft 7c to me. | βeta? | |
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βeta: I gave it a bit more of a clean before doing it. Good climbing and felt like soft 7c to me. |
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Route of Interest
Railway Children
Grade: 7c ***
(Creag a' Bhancair)