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DescriptionGreat Langdale plays host to a number of fine crags. None of the crags give way to towering summits, but they do offer some great climbs with most within a reasonable hike from the car. Getting ThereFrom Keswich head south towards Grasmere. From Ambleside head west towards Skelwith Bridge. From either of these location head towards Chapel Stile, and then continue west on the B5343. The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Great Langdale:
Slip Knot. 5.7 Trad, 2 pitches, 150 feet White Ghyll Crag
Gordian Knot 5.7+ Trad, 3 pitches, 200 feet White Ghyll Crag
Haste Not. 5.8 Trad, 3 pitches, 190 feet White Ghyll Crag
Laugh Not 5.8+ Trad, 1 pitch, 115 feet White Ghyll Crag
Kipling Groove 5.9+ Trad, 2 pitches, 135 feet Gimmer Crag
Borrowdale Lad's Day Out.. 5.10c Trad, 2 pitches, 135 feet Moss Rigg Quarry
The Titanic Arete. 5.10d 5.10d Trad, 2 pitches, 165 feet Moss Rigg Quarry
Featured Route For Great Langdale
Haste Not. 5.8 International : United Kingdom : ... : White Ghyll Crag
Sustained climbing with spectacular situations. Starts at a recess just left of Gordian Knot. P1) The left hand corner of the recess is climbed to the overhang. Cross the wall on the left with difficulty to reach a groove in the slab. Follow the groove passed an awkward bulge to a large ledge and block belay. 70' 5.7+. (From here a two pitch variation over the roofs was climbed in 1966 and named The Horror by Paul Ross and Peter Myers with some aid on P1 . It was freed in 1978 by Ron Fachett but...[more] Browse More Classics in International
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