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Punk Rock
(15 routes)
An understated little crag, tucked away where you least expect it and with views to boot. There are 15 climbs in the easy-to-mid-grade range, all climbed by Charlie Creese in the early 1980s. Two steel stakes at the top of the crag, eight metres back, act as belays.
- North West
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Crag Aspect:
North West
An understated little crag, tucked away where you least expect it and with views to boot. There are 15 climbs in the easy-to-mid-grade range, all climbed by Charlie Creese in the early 1980s. Two steel stakes at the top of the crag, eight metres back, act as belays.
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1
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14
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5m
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Climb the left side of the face following a vague seam. Charlie Creese |
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2
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15
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7m
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Over the small overlaps. Charlie Creese |
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3
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12
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7m
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Be prepared to fight off the seagulls! Charlie Creese |
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4
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22
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10m
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Climb the face right of the arete (holds on the arete are out of bounds) in small edges and nubbins. Classic face climbing, though protection is sparse to non-existent. Charlie Creese |
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5
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18
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10m
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The central line, using the seam for gear. Move right onto the arete near the top. Charlie Creese |
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6
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17
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10m
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Climb diagonally leftwards below the arete formed by the edge of the pinnacle. Charlie Creese |
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7
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14
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10m
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Climb the left-arching crack. Charlie Creese |
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8
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17
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10m
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Starts in the apex then up through some more difficult moves through the small overlap. Charlie Creese |
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9
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17
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10m
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1
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Climb the slab then make committing moves at the overlap. One bolt and fiddly pro lower down. Charlie Creese |
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10
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17
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10m
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1
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Starts below a roof. Follow water pods and edges until under the overlap. Like the previous route there are committing moves through the overlap, however this time they are protected by a bolt. Charlie Creese |
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11
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17
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10m
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1
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Climb the blunt arete, clipping the bolt on Piles as you pass by. Charlie Creese |
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12
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13
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8m
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1
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Up the right-facing ramp through the weakness. Charlie Creese |
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13
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15
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8m
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1
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Climb over the small roof and up the thin headwall. Charlie Creese |
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14
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17
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8m
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Start behind the cabbage tree and climb small ribs and edges. Charlie Creese |
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15
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19
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8m
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Easy moves off the ground lead to a crux move at the overlap. Charlie Creese |
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