The Second Lift
| Although only a small crag, this offers plenty of fun climbing with sunshine in the evening and an open aspect. It takes no seepage, is a good hot weather alternative but nothing to shout about. The best approach is from the Third Lift by following a vague path down the right-hand side of the cliff, facing out, and then contouring back to the left. It can also be approached from the opposite end of the cliff but this is much more awkward. |
| The Sidings | |
| Third Lift | |
| Second Lift | |
| Runyon's Corner | |
| Long Wall | |
| Two Tier | |
| Embankment | |
| Max Buttress | |
| Nettle Buttress | |
| The Nook | |
| Dog's Dinner | |
| The Cornice | |
| Chee Tor | |
| Rhubarb Buttress | |
| Peak Area Index |
1. Mississippi Burning (7a) hard sequence of moves on left-hand side of wall. Reachy.
2. Tricky Dicky (6c+) first route right of crackline. Glued on hold.
3. The Black and White Minstrel Show (7b) desperate sequence to right. Has lost good hold, not climbed since.
4. Rustie Lee (7a) * best route on buttress via scoop and airy finish.
5. Daddy's Riding the Range (7a+) hard sequence on wall to right after balls-out start.
6. Close Control (6b+) wall and groove on left-hand side of arete. Pleasant.
7. White Riot (6a+) pleasant face on the right-hand side of the arete.
8. Iron Filings (6c) * left-hand line of three on white wall around to right. No crack. Good.
9. Steel on Steel (7a) the centre of the wall. Hard sequence through the initial overlap.
10. Mettle Fatigue (6c) right-hand line with good moves and tricky at its exit.
11. Pop the Rivet (6a+) titbit on right-hand side of the wall.