Crag & Route Beta

Topic	Date	User
Loose anchors on Conifer Crack	10-May-2017 At 9:45:36 AM	kieranl
Message
I wondered when I heard that one had gone in. A large part of the adventure and charm of Conifer Crack was the descent, dropping down through the hole and wending your way down the gully. Unlike a lot of the gully descents there is no longer a big erosion problem, as it's mostly on rock or the steps behind D Minor. I would also worry a that there are some detached blocks on that top pitch and don't like the idea of people abseiling down and pulling ropes over them. That's one I wouldn't mind if it disappeared.

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