Type: Trad, 65 ft (20 m)
FA: Peter Harding, 1947
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Shared By: rdlennon on Mar 20, 2009
Admins: Chris Owen, Euan Cameron

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Description Suggest change

Strange how one of the most aesthetic routes on rock can prove to be the least aesthetic to actually climb. Goliath's Groove lives up to its name- tall, pumpy, and thrutchy, with two distinct cruxes. Begin in the flared offwidth between the famous aretes of Archangel and Ulysses. Struggle up this (or, if you are strong enough, style up it with grace and aplomb) to gain a rest. Then, enter the technical crux: an arching bridging corner with good fingerlocks and actual footholds. Strenuously gain the summit and relish the pump.

Location Suggest change

Directly above the Grand Hotel boulder, nestled in amongst the fine aretes on the highest part of the buttress.

Protection Suggest change

Good fingers-to-hands gear. Sling a chockstone just above the rest.

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