| Grade | E2 (approx) |
| Type | Trad climb |
| Pitches | 2 |
| Crag | Beachy Head |
| Country | United Kingdom 🇬🇧 |
| Rock type | Chalk |
| History | |
| First ascent | Mick Fowler (13th Apr 1980) |
| Recorded repeats | 0 |
| Grade | E2 (approx) |
| Type | Trad climb |
| Pitches | 2 |
| Crag | Beachy Head |
| Country | United Kingdom 🇬🇧 |
| Rock type | Chalk |
| History | |
| First ascent | Mick Fowler (13th Apr 1980) |
| Recorded repeats | 0 |
MXS.
1 successful ascent and 1 unsuccessful attempt recorded.
| Climber | Style | Ascent Date | Suggested Grade | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aleister Crowley | Lead | did not finish | 1894 | ||
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Crowley lead the first two-thirds of the route (P1), but was forcibly rescued by the coastguard and top-roped the remainder of the climb. The standard of climbing to achieve his high point was likely the most difficult achieved in Britain at the time. |
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| Mick Fowler | Alternate Leads | onsight | 13th Apr 1980 | ||
| First ascent. First free ascent. | ||||
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With M Morrison and B Wyvill. |
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