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BETA PHOTO: Myopics Buttress

Description 

A small but very steep buttress which is situated 150ft left of the main part of the crag. There is some bouldering around the bottom which stays dry in almost all weather conditions.


Getting There 

Walk directly up from the road, or follow the path from the bottom of Ivy Buttress.


The Classics

Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Myopics Buttress:
Girdle Problem   V3     Boulder, 30 feet   
The Chopping Block   5.12b     Sport, 60 feet   
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Starting the crux on The Chopping Block, 5.12b

The Chopping Block 5.12b  International : United Kingdom : ... : Myopics Buttress
Start below the vertical wall with a couple of fingery pulls up to the first bolt. With little fuss move on up to the third, then clip the fourth above the lip of the overhang and make dynamic and powerful moves up to and passed the fourth bolt.The climbing on the headwall after the overhang is not too tricky, but after the powerful overhang it can feel harder as you head towards the anchors.A short, but powerful route with some fun moves on excellent rock....[more]   Browse More Classics in International