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Trad climbs

Ordered by the number of ascents recorded.

All Boulder problems 3,309 Trad climbs 2,600 Sport routes 2,184 Deep water solos 104 Aid Climbs 61 Boulder problems (indoor) 29 Alpine 24 Traverses 19 High Mountain 18
Climb Name Type Grade # Ascents Recorded Notes Exclude Reason
La Bruja Trad climb E10 3
La Zébrée Trad climb E9 3
Leaf Storm Trad climb E6 3
Lille Krone Trad climb E9 3
Little Chamonix Trad climb VD 3
Little Women Trad climb E7 3
Live Fast, Die Young Trad climb E7 3
Lonely Heart Trad climb E9 3
Longland's Climb Trad climb VS 3

Very severe; very exposed; not less than three climbers; leader requires rubbers and eighty feet of rope. Should not be attempted under imperfect or unsettled conditions.

References

[1] Climbers' Club 1929 Journal (1929)
Long Runs the Fox Trad climb E9 3
MaDMAn Trad climb E8 3

Originally given E7, but in the words of the second ascenionist Neil Kershaw:

I'm no good with grades but lets just say its more E8 than E7. In fact its more E8 than most E8's. [1]

References

[1] https://ukbouldering.com/board/index.php/topic,10607.msg442742.html#msg442742
Main Wall Eliminate Trad climb E4 3
Marlene direct Trad climb E7 3
Masada Trad climb E7 3
Master Blaster Arête Trad climb E7 3
Memory Lane Trad climb E3 3
Mind Bomb Trad climb E7 3

Originally soloed by Dave Pegg, Leo Houlding discovered that the half-way ledge could be tied-off in the summer of 1999, testing the setup on a slack top rope. It was left to Ben Bransby in cooler conditions (snowing and darkness) to make the second ascent.

Monkey Journey to the West Trad climb E7 3
Moon Crack Trad climb E5 3
Moonraker Trad climb HVS 3

References

[1] https://www.ukclimbing.com/articles/features/moonraker-133

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