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Right Hand Red Walls
of the left abseil to the fin that seperates left hand and right hand red walls. For the route that start around wendigo/Right Hand Red Wall
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Yellow Walls
, always finding the easiest passage. A final tricky traverse right enables the belay to be clocked; an exposed blocky ledge in the middle of the wall
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Aug 30 2007, 11:33 PM EDT by
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Red Walls
hand wall is the just the home of the insane. Approach by abseil. A local once quipped that: "Right hand red wall can
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Jun 11 2007, 1:56 PM EDT by
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Left Hand Red Walls
slightly, crossing Cannibal, then continue rightwards across poor rock. Move right and up to gain the stance of Left Hand Red Wall. 2 28m 5c. Traverse
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South Stack Area
Island Mousetrap Zawn Left Hand Red Wall Right Hand Red Wall Castell Helen Yellow Wall Penlas Rock
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Mar 23 2007, 5:33 AM EDT by
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Mousetrap Zawn
a large groove defining the lower right-hand part of the slab. 1 23m. 4b. Climb the left wall of the groove, trending left to an obvious break
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Oct 3 2007, 4:35 PM EDT by
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Castell helen
the small white castle, this is Ellen's Tower, owned and run by the RSPB, where there is a CCTV monitor of the birds and sometimes climbers on Red Walls
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Jan 20 2008, 9:17 AM EST by
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Rhoscolyn - Llawder, fallen block, Sea Cave
Friable and serious. One to do if you've ticked the others. Dave Durkin's solo may impress! Start near the shorter right hand side of the wall. Navigate up
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Sep 28 2007, 8:36 PM EDT by
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Hidden Zawn / The Loathesome Cleft
its northern end is a steep red wall. Around to the left is a slab in a corner - the easiest way out. The Sweet Smell of Excess XS 1 32m. 5b
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Feb 27 2007, 12:56 PM EST by
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Smurf Zawn
at six metres. Traverse left, then go up the wall trending right at the final overhang. Dai Hard E5 6bThe rt hand side of the Smurf wall. Climb
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Mar 4 2007, 10:53 AM EST by
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New Routes List
corner. Ascend this and the wall above. Left Hand Red Wall Cannibal Direct Finish 45m E5 5c From the final break, step right
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Aug 6 2008, 5:57 AM EDT by
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Right Hand Red Wall Castell Helen Yellow Wall Penlas Rock Natalie Zawn Blacksmith Zawn Smurf
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Jan 27 2009, 3:50 PM EST by
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Easter Island Gully
a descending traverse right to a stance and belay. 2 10m 5A. From the base of the chimney (Praetor) move onto the right wall and ascend to a flake. Go
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Rhoscolyn South - Coastguard Lookout
of the crack. Struggle up this to a no-hands rest on a ledge. From the left end of the ledge, climb up the wall to a roof the hand traverse the horizontal
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Mar 4 2007, 10:46 AM EST by
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Other Anglesey crags
sorted. Fossil Zone F6a+ New route on the right hand side of this part of the upper tier. Climbs a clean section of the wall on small holds past
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Environment
the most sensitive bird colonies there is a voluntary climbing ban agreement with the BMC at Gogarth covering Mousetrap Zawn, Left Hand Red Wall, Red
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Feb 8 2008, 4:20 AM EST by
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Wen Zawn
than taking in" From Ed Douglas's glorious commentary to the film Gogarth. Climb the crack in the wall right of T-Rex to a crucial cam slot, move
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Jan 21 2009, 8:56 AM EST by
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the maze....
i'm in the Alps at the moment and i dont have my guidebook, but from what i remember the first 3? 5c pitches were as for the description. Toby found the 4th pitch (if that is the one leaving right hand red wall) quite hard to fathom and taking in some suspect ground near the end of the pitch and ended up belayed on a vegitated ledge attached to about 5 equalised bits of gear that were useless. Leaving THE last pitch which is given 5b...this pitch was horrific. i remember ripping holds, a ledge braking off while i stood on it, reversing and going a tad higher than at first, ripping more holds off, Toby screaming at me not to fall as he suspected the belay would fail, and the gear being quite shoddy. Eventually i jumped for what i hoped was a jug, as my foothold broke. Fortunately it was and it didnt rip, this was in an overhanging corner that led onto the slab. I finished direct up the slab. I would give the whole route a grade of E55c, giving the last pitch 5c. The last pitch did make sense as for the description, it was just falling down and with a suspect belay quite scary. there you go pete, sorry ive upped the grade. Does this make me a lightweight?...probably!...nick
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