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Fallen Angel | 15 | 22m |
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Starts at a minor R-facing corner on the L of the wall. Up to a ledge, and
steep exit crack with loose blocks.
Stu Allan c'73
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Deo Volente | 14 | 18m |
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A vague crack about 3m R. From the ledge continue up the arete.
Stu Allan c'73
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Avatar | 16 | 18m |
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Climb the wall R of D.V. to a ledge, then up a short wall to join the finish
of Angels' Pavement.
Graeme Love '83
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Angels' Pavement | 13 | 40m |
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A classic route up the the main arete of the upper part of the dyke. An
almost alpine experience dating back to the '30s. Start from the low point in
the upper part of the dyke.
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Good Shepherd | 12 | 8m |
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A direct route up the wall just R of the obvious easy R-facing corner in the
middle of the north wall. Steep but with good holds.
Lindsay Main '77
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Comments
There's an awesome scramble
There's an awesome scramble all the way from the Gebbies pass-Packhorse hut track to the top: follow the top of the West dyke and finish with Angels' pavement. Grade about 12 for the lower sections, on fairly good rock. Alternative easier start up the Eastern dyke, joining the West dyke at the chockstone.