Prolong 18m E1 5b ☆☆
Posted by: Martin Scrowston, 23.05.202215.05.2022, Martin Scrowston, Paul C. Bennett Climb the centre of the East Wall via a large pocket and thin cracks above.
Areas
- Borrowdale
- Buttermere
- Coppermines
- Dow Crag
- Duddon Valley
- Birk's Bridge Crag
- Brandy Crag West
- Browside Crag
- Cat crag
- Cheeky Wall
- Cockley Beck Area
- Crag Band
- Far How West
- Foss How Crag
- Foss How North West
- Gaitkins
- Grassguards Buttress
- Green How
- High Close
- High Close West face.
- Horse How
- Lickle Crag
- Little Blake Rigg
- Little Stand
- Long Crag
- Pen
- Seathwaite Tarn Area
- Stonestar South
- Sunny Pike
- Tongue House North Buttress
- Tongue House Slab
- Tongue House Wood
- Tower of flints
- Upper Buck Slab
- Upper Horse
- Upper Stonythwaite Crag
- Eastern Crags
- Eden Valley
- Ennerdale
- Eskdale
- Gable
- Langdale
- Newlands
- Scafell & Wasdale
- Slate
- South Lakes
- St Bees
- Western Outcrops
- Winter Climbs
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Thanks for putting in a lot of graft, looks another good venue.
Ted Rogers and I visited the crag on 20/09/2020 . Ted climbed the line of Prolong and I lead something on the left, probably a combination of or one of the Severes.
The crag is a pig to photo so it might be worth numbering the routes in order left to right, hard to tell which is which at the moment.
Regarding the approach, there is only one path, miss it at your peril!
The last 100m to the crag will always be a bushwack.
Well worth a prior viewing of the hillside from the cattle grid parking for Burnt Crag.
No surprise! I guessed you guys must have visited the crag previously.
Topo with numbered routes should be available soon.
There is also a small buttress of good rock encountered on the approach. However the routes would only be between 6 – 8 metres and as there are so many good venues in the Duddon does it warrant development??
Or is it best left for extreme boulderers ?
Meant 27/09/20 , sorry.