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Borland - Roadside Crag

Type
Altitude
360m
Part of

These rocks are the first bits of granite you'll come to on the road. The crags are often used by school groups for abseiling and top rope climbing. A hand made bolt exists half way up a black slab. It is likely that this was the first climb in Borland, led with the single marginal bolt. There are 3 easy, yet to be named climbs virtually on the road. There are roadside signs for traffic to put up when using this area. A good place to practice skills.

Walktime
0
Aspect
North East
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Routes

Reference Title Grade Length Pro Quality Alert Operations
 MCB nose, 17 17 10m 4
0

  • P1
  • 17
  • 10m
  • 4

Second Bolted route from left to right.


 Builders Crack, 17 17 10m 3
0

  • P1
  • 17
  • 10m
  • 3
  • Trad

2 medium cams. up the corner and traverse under the roof to the DBA. 3rd climb at this crag from left to right


Comments
Wild Pete

More info to come when I have it.

Fri, 29/05/2015 - 17:29 Permalink
Attribution
This crag was bolted on a 'bolting course' by the Southland Section.
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