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Part of
Take the Buck Rock summit track. Near the top you come across a clearing with a north facing buttress. A great little crag, with clean hard rock, that gets soaked in winter sun. From left to right.
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Aspect
North
Routes
| Reference | Title | Grade | Length | Pro | Quality | Operations |
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| Instant gratification | 21 | 15m | 6 |
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| Fight or Flight | 24 | 15m | 6 |
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| The Earl of Buckingham | 19 | 15m | 7 |
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| Left Crack Route | 16 | 15m |  |
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| Right diagonal Crack Route | 16 | 10m | |
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| Renee | 20 | 12m | 5 |
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| Wind Swept | 22 | 35m | 10 |
Comments
UUID
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Note that the Earl of Buckingham has 3rd and 4th bolt hangers with loose nuts. I hand tightened them as best as I could (19/04/23).
Summit crag access clarification - after following
up the buck rock track for 30mins or so (a bit further than the access to the main wall) orange track markers and tape appear on the left on some exposed tree roots. After following this billy goat track up the hill the path diverges to a lower track to a small cave and on the RIGHT following the markers to the Summit crag. The first 3 climbs encountered are pictured above. Lots of Gorse is currently growing so please take a hand saw and kill a few if you have the time to do so when heading up to the crag.