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Pickpocket's Wall 1 / 3
  • 1
    Little Swimmers, 5
    From the 'Pool' Head left to and climb the crack.
  • 2
    Pool Direct, 6A+
    From the large pocket go direct over the bulge above. CD B7 P1a
  • 3
    Pool Traverse, 6B+
    From the large pocket traverse right to the sidepull/undercut, gain the sloper above and top via the sloping crimp and obvious pocket. CD B7 P1.
  • 4
    Pool Reverse, 6A
    From the jug on the arete head to the sloping rail of Pool traverse match this and finish as for Pool Traverse.
  • 5
    Armbands, 3
    The slippy right arete direct. CD B7 P2
  • 6
    The Big Top, 6A
    From the arete, climb the ridge line, ALL the way to its pinnacle and top out
  • 7
    Pool Traverse Reverse, 6B+
    Start right arête and traverse left to the starting holds of Pool Traverse. Finish direct to top out. Can be linked in from the right arête of Pickpocket Wall for an extra half grade.
  • 8
    Pocket Pool Traverse, 6B+
    Start for Fagin's Ridge and traverse pickpocket wall using crack and pockets, before reversing pool traverse. Finish up Pool Direct for that final pump.
Pickpocket's Wall 2 / 3
  • 1
    The Big Top, 6A
    From the arete, climb the ridge line, ALL the way to its pinnacle and top out
  • 2
    Pickpocket's Wall, 6A+
    The left hand set of pockets take the wall direct. CD B7 P4
  • 3
    Pickpocket's Crack, 6A
    Use the old bolt holes to gain the diagonal crack line above then latch the top. CD B7 P5
  • 4
    Pocket Wall Traverse , 6A+
    Traverse left across the face of pickpocket wall using crack and pockets features. Finish on the left arête. Can be extended to the start of pool traverse for an extra grade (top out extension direct)
  • 5
    Fagin's Ridge, 4
    The arete taken on its steeper left hand side. CD B7 P6.
Pickpocket's Wall 3 / 3
  • 1
    Fagin's Ridge Right, 3
    The slabby side of the arete
  • 2
    Ale House Crawl, 3+
    Traverse from left to right across the slabs.
  • 3
    Blonde, 3
    Just right of the arete on scooped feet and hands. CD B7 P7
  • 4
    Mild, 3
    LH side of the obvious groove. CD B7 P8
  • 5
    Bitter RH, 5
    The slightly harder finish to the slab heading to the runnels above, trend right just under them. CD B7 P9a
  • 6
    Bitter, 3+
  • 7
    Stout, 5
    Possibly the hardest of the bunch trust the smears and tiny chips to find sloping holds higher then hopefully, the top! CD B7 P10.
  • 8
    Gold, 4
    Slab using chips right of Stout. CD B7 P11
  • 9
    Pale, 3
    Slab just left of the flake line without using it. Better attempted with feet only... CD B7 P12
  • 10
    Porter, 3
    Flake line. CD B7 P13
  • 11
    Lager, 6A