Climbs / Index

All climbs

Ordered by the number of ascents recorded.

All Boulder problems 3,339 Trad climbs 2,639 Sport routes 2,186 Deep water solos 105 Aid Climbs 62 Boulder problems (indoor) 29 Alpine 24 Traverses 19 High Mountain 18
Climb Name Type Grade # Ascents Recorded Notes Exclude Reason
Psykisk Analyse Trad climb E9 1
Pučmeloun Boulder problem 8C 1
Pulsar Trad climb E5 1
Pulsar direct Trad climb E6 1
Pulse Racer Trad climb E6 1
Pumphouse Party Trad climb E8 1
Pump Up the Power Start Boulder problem 8A 1
Punchsong Boulder problem 7C+ 1
Pun Intended Sport route 9a+ 1

The hardest route in Arkansas at the time it was established.
Punishment Trad climb E5 1
Punks in Power Trad climb E6 1
Purgatory Sport route 9a 1
Purley Belter Boulder problem 7C 1
Puro Vicio Sport route 8b 1
Purple Haze Trad climb E1 1
Purple Panther Boulder problem 8C 1
Puta Democracia Boulder problem 8A+ 1

Said to have been 8A+/B before a hold broke; unrepeated in its current state, now thought to be 8B.
Putain Putain Sport route 8b 1
Putas Clekas Sport route 8b 1
Puttrell's Progress Trad climb S 1

C. F. Cameron:

The great climb in this group, however, is the hand-traverse across the rock-face above the cavern’s mouth. I am told that it is bad form to name climbs after individuals; but I am unwilling to relinquish the title of “Puttrell’s Progress” that has been bestowed on this particular piece of work. Mr. J. W. Puttrell, as every reader of this journal knows, is a capable and daring cragsman. It is more to the point here to mention that he is the discoverer of Wharncliffe Crags as climbing-ground, and that he has not only wrought mighty deeds there himself, but has been the preceptor of various pupils, good, bad and indifferent. This hand-traverse is at present his monopoly, and is one of the most sensational climbs to be found at the Crags. The difficulties do not end with the traverse, for the ascent to the top of the rock involves some awkward balancing on small ledges that slope downwards. [1]

References

[1] Climbers' Club Journal vol. 4 no. 15 (1902), page 128 /library/7338/climbers-club-1902-vol.4-no.15-journal

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