Climbs

Climb Name Type Grade # Ascents Recorded Notes Exclude Reason
Blackout Boulder problem 8B 3
Black Spring Trad climb HVS 3
Blinded by the Light Boulder problem 8B 3
Blockland Boulder problem (indoor) 8B 3

The second 8B/V13 on the 2016 Moon Board
Blodsprutmoen Boulder problem 8B 3
Blood Meridian Boulder problem 8B 3
Blood on the Shamrock Trad climb E6 3
Bloody Face Boulder problem 8B+ 3
Blunt Sit Boulder problem 8B+ 3
Bob Ross Boulder problem 8B+ 3

Named because Dillon McLaughlin was trying the problem a lot before the first ascent, and his distinctive hair is like that of American painter Bob Ross.
Bodge Job Boulder problem 8A+ 3
Body Machine Sport route 7c+ 3

Originally started from a tree at the base of the route at 7c. The tree was sadly chopped by a mystery lumberjack during the night of Friday 18th July 2008.

References

[1] Climb Issue 44, page 28

[2] https://www.ukclimbing.com/news/2008/07/raven_tor_vandalised-45209
Bohemian Grove Boulder problem 8A 3
Bold As Love sit Boulder problem 8B+ 3
Boldness Through Ignorance Trad climb E8 3
Boo Sport route 7c+ 3
Booka Booka Booka Boulder problem 8B 3
Bookkeeping Boulder problem 8C+ 3
Bordello Boulder problem 8B 3
Botterill's Slab Trad climb VS 3

From the editorial notes in the Climbers' Club journal (1904)

BOTTERIL'S CLIMB.—Some climbers who made an attempt on 'Botteril's Climb,' Scawfell, most strongly advise that it be left alone. It is impossible to belay or assist the leader in any way. If, however, anyone wishes to try it with a rope from above (and preferably from below as well to prevent a swing out on the face), this may be done by letting 100 ft. down from a grass platform at the top of the great slab, and a little below the pinnacle on the 'Keswick Brothers' Climb.' [1]

References

[1] Climbers' Club 1904 Vol.6 No.23 (1904) /library/7446/climbers-club-1904-vol.6-no.23-journal

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