Crcks with some tenuous laybacking at the crux.

Layback Line

World Line

Guevedoces

Pereyra Wheel

Happy Bunny

JW route

J Dub Line

The Eleven Plus Exam

Belay Bunny Blues

Drama Queen

Chert Albert

A serious route with strenuous and technical climbing requiring gear placement on the hard sections. The route is based on the discontinuous cracks which angle slightly leftwards up the left center of the face.

P1. Widely spaced bolts up scoops left of the feature to athletic committing laybacking up a thin seam rightwards to the anchor.

P2. The upper pitch is a better-formed crack but deceptively hard.

Climb up a line of weakness with sparse gear angling right up high to a two bolt belay. There are two or three bolts on this pitch somewhere, one protecting the crux section to the anchor in the middle of the wall. Rappel or climb a significantly harder route to the top.

The first pitch at the crag follows the crack line with gear and bolts, traversing left at the top to the same belay used for World Line. Rappel or continue up World Line.

P1. 11c. Start in the futuristic Lake District Chimney. Climb out left onto the main face, past a bolt, and go up near its right side via a vague crack in parts. I think I remember a sketchy #3 Friend in the mix together with some nuts and a couple more fixed points. This pitch ends at the ledge stance of Chert Albert.

P2. 12a. Common with Chert Albert.

P3. 11d. Tricky up the corner then through the left side of a small roof and up a thin crack. Off-route bolt on the right at the roof.

Finds its way up the middle of the wall.

P1. 10d. As for Guevedoces.

P2. 12b. Angle up and leftwards across the impressive headwall.

1. 11c. Climb a face with bolts angling slightly right to a 2 bolt belay.

This pitch can be done as a route in its own right.

2. 12a. A short pitch to a ledge. A little sporty if you just clip the fixed stuff. There is one small piece of gear you can use too if you need to. If you're feeling ambitious you can run P1 and P2 together for the full Bear Creek effect, per the FA..

3. 12b. Angle leftwards across the steep headwall.

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Routes in The Main Wall