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Froggatt Edge

Submitted By: Euan Cameron on Nov 30, 2007
Administrators: Chris Owen, Euan Cameron
Elevation: 800 feet
Latitude: 53.2832  Longitude: -1.6277 
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Climber on Valkyrie (5.9+), Froggatt Pinnacle.


Description 

Froggatt Edge offers fine climbing on a Sheltered South West facing cliff. The edge lies above the small village of Froggatt.

The gritstone on this edge tends to be a bit less gritty compared to some of the other edges, such as Stanage, and the Burbages.

The standout routes here are Strapadictomy, Beau Geste, Three Pebble Slab, Valkyrie, and all the routes on the The Great Slab.


Getting There 

The most common approach is from the North along the edge. Park at the carpark 600 yards south of The Grouse Inn, just off the B6054.

From the parking lot, head south, cross the road and pass through the white gate. Follow the wide footpath until you reach the crag.

It is about 1/2 mile to the first buttress and about 3/4 mile to the main climbing area.


The Classics

Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Froggatt Edge:
Valkyrie   5.9+     Trad, 2 pitches, 70 feet   Froggatt Pinnacle
Strapadictomy   5.11d     Trad, 1 pitch, 33 feet   Strapiombo Buttress
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Featured Route For Froggatt Edge
Making the crux mantle on Valkyrie, 5.9+.

Valkyrie 5.9+  International : United Kingdom : ... : Froggatt Pinnacle
A great climb, traditionally done in 2 pitches, however, with twin ropes you can easily do it in one magnificent pitch.1. Start on the front face of the pinnacle and climb the right slanting hand crack. At end of the crack make a tricky move up and right around to the South face to a belay on the ledge.2. From the belay ledge climb directly up to a good slot in the wall above. From the slot make a long reach left to a ledge. Mantel precari...[more]   Browse More Classics in International