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> *Moderately difficult. Number immaterial. Leader requires
forty feet of rope.*
> The north-east shoulder is broad at the top, affording
nothing more than a walk, but it throws down a wide
expanse of steep slabs to the shore of Llyn Idwal.
> A good and much-frequented climb lies up them. A
cairn marks the starting-point. A shallow groove, heathery
in parts, but furnished with adequate holds, is followed for
fully 300 feet. A projection, crowned by a lodged boulder,
is then close by on the right side. This may be climbed
either fairly straight or by a zigzagging edge. An easy
alternative lies on the left. From the terraces thus attained
the climber can descend to the lower end of Cwm Cneifion,
continue upwards by an obvious route to the top of the
shoulder, or reach the same by interesting variants on the
wall above the slabs.
> For the sake of completeness it should be added that an
attempt on the slabs farther to the west was not wholly
successful, a traverse off being found necessary to the wall
of the Idwal Staircase. [1]
### References
[1] [Climbing in the Ogwen District](/library/7265/climbing-in-the-ogwen-district) (1910)
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<blockquote>
<p><em>Moderately difficult. Number immaterial. Leader requires
forty feet of rope.</em></p>
<p>The north-east shoulder is broad at the top, affording
nothing more than a walk, but it throws down a wide
expanse of steep slabs to the shore of Llyn Idwal.</p>
<p>A good and much-frequented climb lies up them. A
cairn marks the starting-point. A shallow groove, heathery
in parts, but furnished with adequate holds, is followed for
fully 300 feet. A projection, crowned by a lodged boulder,
is then close by on the right side. This may be climbed
either fairly straight or by a zigzagging edge. An easy
alternative lies on the left. From the terraces thus attained
the climber can descend to the lower end of Cwm Cneifion,
continue upwards by an obvious route to the top of the
shoulder, or reach the same by interesting variants on the
wall above the slabs.</p>
<p>For the sake of completeness it should be added that an
attempt on the slabs farther to the west was not wholly
successful, a traverse off being found necessary to the wall
of the Idwal Staircase. [1]</p>
</blockquote>
<h3>References</h3>
<p>[1] <a href="/library/7265/climbing-in-the-ogwen-district">Climbing in the Ogwen District</a> (1910)</p>
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https://www.ukclimbing.com/logbook/crags/idwal_slabs_aka_cwm_idwal-496/the_ordinary_route-28523
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