This site is a digital copy of the 1997 BMC guidebook to rock climbing in Lancashire
Grade: 4a | First Ascent: -1996
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Climb the short wall on the right of the dummy wall itself, keeping about one metre left of the deep crack on the right.
Grade: 4a | First Ascent: -1967
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Climb on to a block at the right side of the dummy wall, then step right and climb a rough wall to the top.
Grade: 4a | First Ascent: (Pre-1979)
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The crack immediately left of the `dummy wall`.
Grade: 5c | First Ascent: -1968
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The wall on the left is characterised by three pockets at head height. Start with hands on the two right-hand pockets and climb the wall using tiny flakes (much harder variations are possible about one metre to the right).
Grade: 5b | First Ascent: -1968
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Start two metres to the left and climb directly to a short vertical runnel at the top.
Grade: 4a | First Ascent: -1967
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Layback up the next crack.
Grade: | First Ascent: -1967
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Three metres to the left is an obvious smooth scoop. Gain this by a traverse from the right or direct (harder), then finish up a left-slanting crack.
Grade: 4b | First Ascent: -1967
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Start three metres to the left on the right wall of an undercut arête. Surmount the bulge by laybacking and continue on side pulls up the steep wall to the top.
Grade: 5a | First Ascent: -1998
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Start three metres farther left and gain, then climb, the crack that splits the upper half of the wall,
Grade: 4b | First Ascent: -1967
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Start at the obvious wide crack about 35 metres farther left, about five metres past a large block lying below the path. Climb the crack to the horizontal break, then follow the fluted front of the block above to the top.