One of the more convenient and quick-drying crags in the area. Good sport climbing as well as a reasonable selection of trad routes. The popular routes tend to be polished, especially the starts of those on the Lower Lift.
Whitebeams (a rare species of tree) grow on the crag and are an important feature of the SSSI. Please do not cut any trees on or around the crag without gaining permision first as this could result in access issues in future. If you want to carry out cleaning which involves trees, please contact the BMC access team first through access@thebmc.co.uk.
Dates: 15 February to 15 June
Reason: Nesting Birds
There is a tawny owl nesting on "It's Over for Jehovah". Avoide all routes between "Head full of hedda" and "What you think"
Rockfax Description
Climb the bolted start of Shin Gi Tai (2) until the hanging crack on the right can be accessed. Climb the short crack. © Rockfax
UKC Logbook Description
Climb the groove to the crack of Shin Gi Tai; then pull out right and climb a hanging groove. The first part of this climb is now bolted, since the start has been incorporated into the newer sport route Shin Gi Tai (2). There is also a lower-off.
T Penning 21/Jan/2007.
User | Date | Notes | ||
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ericinbristol | 18 Nov, 2021 |
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βeta: Worthwhile if short-lived. Placing gear felt unnecessary after clipping four bolts on the left. Falling off while clipping the LO is not advisable but you are in a solid position. E1 5b / F6b | ||
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βeta: Worthwhile if short-lived. Placing gear felt unnecessary after clipping four bolts on the left. Falling off while clipping the LO is not advisable but you are in a solid position. E1 5b / F6b |
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Grade: E2 5c ***
(Wynd Cliff)