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Dartmoor trad climbing - Central Groove, Pitch 1, HS 4a, The Dewerstone

One of the best pitches around. Not that much faff, that's my normal slow climbing. Rockfax Description A truly wonderful climb - they don't come much better. The climbing is intimidating but straightforward and very well-protected. Start directly beneath the dominating corner. 1) 4b, 28m. Climb the short polished wall to the base of the corner, which is followed all the way to the capping overlap. Traverse rightwards to the arete and belay at a large block. 2) 4b, 20m. Climb up and then rightwards to a ledge. Move right to below a well-defined corner (possible belay). Climb the fine corner to the top, this is the technical crux of the route. © Rockfax UKC Logbook Description Holds and protection abound. Start below the obvious large corner. 1) 4b. Climb the cracked wall to the start of the corner. Climb this, by a variety of techniques, until the overhangs become oppressive. Move out, onto the wall, using large holds, and climb up to an airy belay on the arête. Or, finish directly up the corner. Harder. 2) 4b. Climb a short wall to a ramp. Move right, across this ramp, and finish up the hanging corner above, by layback and finger jams. It is possible to climb the slab, right of the corner; harder, and worrying to lead.