Eldwick Crag

Meander up the broken cracks up the left end of this face.

On the left hand side of the big wall in the left hand bay Very pleasant easy wall leads to a great cam just over half way then climb the very technical wall above to gain the top break ( very large cam). Once stood in top break clip a pre-rigged belay to avoid a less than solid top-out. There is a stake and boulder to sling approx 15m back from the crag top. FA Adi Gill 2009.

Hard short and sharp arete right of the elevator slab in the corner of the left bay. FA Ben Meeks 2006.

Mantle and crack

left hand undercut, right pinch arête.

The steep wall and arete at the entrance of the bay. FA Steve Dunning (2007).

First arete. In the bay of elavator, right of racing raymond, the first arete of decent size from the edge of the bay. Start sitting off a poor rail on the face, and a pinch with the right hand. Move up right for an obvious crimp, then up again for the large shelf. Climb easily to the top.

Start as for Stenna Arete (sitting in the hole - off the rail on the face and a pinch on the right). Press and teeter onto the arête using the obvious crimp. Contortions, willpower and some little flakes should enable you to resist the big ledge.

SDS bad feet and campus to top