Bolted by Ben Moon in 1993 and then tried extensively. Despite coming close around 1995 was unable to finish the route due to a combination of poor conditions and injury.
Steve McClure's successful ascent in July 2000 represented a passing of the torch, with him taking on the mantle as the UK's pre-eminent sport climber by finishing off Ben's old project.
8 recorded ascents, including 2 unsuccessful ascents.
Climber | Style | Ascent Date | Suggested Grade |
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Ben Moon | Lead | did not finish | After 1st Jan 1993 | |
Over 100 sessions.
References[1] https://www.facebook.com/climbing.in.the.80s/photos/a.270388289694020/458296474236533 |
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Malcolm Smith | Lead | did not finish | Before 1st Jan 2000 | |
References[1] Interview with Neil Mann, 2017 https://www.theprojectmagazine.com/features/2017/2/14/interview-malcolm-smith |
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Steve McClure | Lead | worked | 18th Jul 2000 | |
First ascent. 15 sessions.
Steve cemented himself as the top sport climber in the UK, taking over from Moon and Moffatt and leading sport climbing in the UK in to a new era. Notably, Steve used a different sequence from what Ben Moon was trying with the original line. Steve's sequence loops out slightly where Ben was trying to go very direct.
References[1] On The Edge Issue 101, page 11 |
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Adam Ondra | Lead | worked | 3rd May 2010 | |
Second ascent.
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Alex Megos | Lead | worked | 5th Jun 2016 | |
Will Bosi | Lead | worked | 11th Jun 2021 | |
Josh Ibbertson | Lead | worked | 27th Aug 2021 | |
Pete Dawson | Lead | worked | 20th Aug 2022 | |
References |