Climbs / Index

All climbs

Ordered by the number of ascents recorded.

All Boulder problems 3,321 Trad climbs 2,632 Sport routes 2,184 Deep water solos 105 Aid Climbs 61 Boulder problems (indoor) 29 Alpine 24 Traverses 19 High Mountain 18
Climb Name Type Grade # Ascents Recorded Notes Exclude Reason
Racomelo Sport route 8b 2
Ragga Boulder problem 8B 2
Raide de Toit Sport route 9a 2
Raiders of the Dark Ark Sport route 8b+ 2
Rainbow Warrior Sport route 8b+ 2
Ramshaw Crack Trad climb E4 2
Range Anxiety (Sit Start) Boulder problem 8A+ 2
Rango Sport route 8c 2
Ranieri's Reach Boulder problem 8A 2
Rapid City Sport route 8a 2
Rapture of the Deep Sport route 9a+ 2
Rastaman Vibrations Boulder problem 8A+ 2
Rats in a Rage Trad climb E6 2
Rats Return Boulder problem (indoor) 8B+ 2

Rats Return was set by the Tension crew early on for the Tension Board 2 Mirror as a V12 at 40°. It has since been done at 45° as a V13, and 50° as a V14. Sean Houchins-McCallum has shown interest in opening it at 55°.

Raven's Master Boulder problem 8B+ 2
Razorblade Sport route 8c 2
Reality Drift Boulder problem 8B+ 2
Red Rose Trad climb E8 2

A controversial route. After the first ascent Glenn Robbins abseiled the route in anticipation of an attempt by Andy Pollitt and Chris Hamper and identified several chipped holds. Mark Edwards then abseiled the line and agreed holds had been chipped, and suggested that other climbers, out to discredit him, had done this after he made the first ascent. However Paul Pritchard had previously been on the line in February 1988 and found chipped holds, suggesting that at least some holds had been chipped prior to the first ascent.

Rowland Edwards:

A very sad and dramatic event has been the removal of the bolts from Red Rose at Sennen and the drastic chipping of the route. No culprit has been found but this is the third time this has happened on Sennen cliffs (and all to Mark Edwards's routes.) All the routes had previously been checked as unchipped from either second ascentionists or those involved in the original ascents and observers. A very sad state of affairs which is seriously making Mark Edwards consider not recording any of his hard routes, which would be very sad indeed. [1]

References

[1] Mountain Issue 131 (1990), page 15 and 49 /library/11316/mountain-131

[2] Mountain Issue 133 (1990), page 17 /library/11117/mountain-133

Red Wall Trad climb E2 2
Regeneration Extension Boulder problem 7B+ 2

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