30m.
An excellent and imposing route for its grade. Start below the right end of the large roof that dominates the left end of the second tier. Climb the lower bulge on the left of the big groove (crux 1) to gain the groove. Move out to the R arete and climb it (crux 2) on its L side. Make a long reach over the bulge above (crux 3) and move up L to gain the hanging, L-facing, corner that bounds the R end of the upper roof line. Surmount the corner, move R to ledges and finish neatly up a narrow groove to the R of the arete. Short climbers may need an extended clipping device for the first bolt in the arete and will probably find crux 3 hard for grade.
H.Walmsley, C. Calow 29/Aug/2017.
Feedback
| User | Date | Notes | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chris Forrest | 29 May, 2023 |
Show βeta
βeta: Poorly bolted, with a high risk of a bad fall. Needs at least 2 extra bolts, and the 2nd crux is ridiculous for the short, found the 7a easier. | βeta? | |
|
Show beta
βeta: Poorly bolted, with a high risk of a bad fall. Needs at least 2 extra bolts, and the 2nd crux is ridiculous for the short, found the 7a easier. |
||||
Logged Ascents
23 users have logged this
Guidebooks for Tyddyn Hywel Quarry
Not all climbs at crag may appear in this book 1 users have this on their wishlist
Please Login to view more details on the logged ascents
Route of Interest
G'Day Arete
Grade: 6c ***
(Australia)