Climbs

Climb Name Type Grade # Ascents Recorded Notes Exclude Reason
The Mudshark Trad climb E8 1
The Myrmidon Trad climb E5 1
The Nails Trad climb E1 1
The Navigator Boulder problem 8B 1
The Nectarine Run Trad climb E5 1
The Neon Handshake Boulder problem 8B 1
The Nesscliffe Monster Trad climb E7 1
The Never Changing Corner Boulder problem 8B 1
The New Chapter Boulder problem 8C 1
The New Slatesman Sport route 8b 1
The Niche Trad climb E2 1
The Noose Trad climb E7 1
The Nose Boulder problem 7A 1
The Notorious BLG Trad climb E7 1

BLG stands for 'Big Long Grandad', in honour of Pete Hurley's grandfather.
The Ogive Trad climb E7 1
The Old West Route Trad climb M 1

UKC:

Pillar is one of Lakeland's famous crags and a summit that defies the non-climbing hillwalker. The full frontal height of the crag is almost 200m and rears up from Pillar Cove like a colossal cathedral of the natural world. This day constitutes a pilgrimage to one of Lakeland's most impressive sights. Situated at the head of wild Ennerdale, Pillar Rock requires effort to reach it, with a three hour approach. A day spent here is to savour the atmosphere of Lakeland's climbing history and marvel at the boldness of the original explorers who scrambled without the advantage of modern footwear and safety equipment. The line of the first ascent up the final rocks of High Man is uncertain, but there is no doubting the courage and boldness of John Atkinson, an Ennerdale cooper, who made the first ascent alone in 1826.

References

[1] https://www.ukclimbing.com/articles/destinations/lake_district_scrambles_10_of_the_best-13425
The Once and Future King Trad climb E7 1

Starts up Hunter's Moon before swinging left to the arete and finishing up that.
The One-Eyed Man Deep water solo 7a 1

Only just a deep water solo!
The Onlooker Trad climb E8 1
Théorème Sport route 8b 1

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