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Heylor wall
Heylor Wall Grid ref: HU298806 Walk in time; 1min
Access- Take the road going north along Ronas voe. The road widens on a corner next to a large excavated embankment, park on the gravel next to the embankment. There is a gate on the voe side of the road; the bouldering wall is 10m down the hill immediately below the gate.
Description- A small north-east facing outcrop of rough red granite on the side of Ronas Voe. With a dozen or so problems at a variety of grades, this is a great little venue to spend a couple of hours bouldering, with beautiful views down the voe.
The main wall
1, Hollanders, V1 (5c) ss From the lip, make awkward moves to gain the sloping top.
2, Feal Break, V0 (4c) ss Climb the short crack to an easy finish.
3, The Heogel V2 (5c) ss From the lip, climb the small slab without using the crack.
4, Pobie Sukka V3 (6a) ss Climb the vague arête.
5, Hameing Point, V4 (6a) ss From a low start, climb through the problematic overlap.
NB, problems 3, 4 and 5 can be climbed at V0-V1 without the sit start.
6, The Shun, V2 (5c) From side pulls gain the obvious sloper and then the rounded top.
7, The Chaa-ans V5 (6b) From the spiky block, make difficult moves on small holds up the rough gray wall.
8, The Blade V4 (6a) From the sharp hold in the break, climb on small edges and slopers to the top.
9, The Crying Taing V3 (5c) From the good break, Climb above on small holds.
10, Crookna V3 (5c) Share on the obvious jug and climb the leaning arête.
11, Cu Roonies Traverse V6 (6b) From the jug on the arête, traverse the wall with difficulty to finish up topping out Hollanders.
The Priest
12, The Priest, V2 (5c) With hands on either side of the block, step up to gain the top and an awkward mantle finish.
13, The Black Well V3 (5c) From the right arête pull round onto the small wall without falling off!
Access- Take the road going north along Ronas voe. The road widens on a corner next to a large excavated embankment, park on the gravel next to the embankment. There is a gate on the voe side of the road; the bouldering wall is 10m down the hill immediately below the gate.
Description- A small north-east facing outcrop of rough red granite on the side of Ronas Voe. With a dozen or so problems at a variety of grades, this is a great little venue to spend a couple of hours bouldering, with beautiful views down the voe.
The main wall
1, Hollanders, V1 (5c) ss From the lip, make awkward moves to gain the sloping top.
2, Feal Break, V0 (4c) ss Climb the short crack to an easy finish.
3, The Heogel V2 (5c) ss From the lip, climb the small slab without using the crack.
4, Pobie Sukka V3 (6a) ss Climb the vague arête.
5, Hameing Point, V4 (6a) ss From a low start, climb through the problematic overlap.
NB, problems 3, 4 and 5 can be climbed at V0-V1 without the sit start.
6, The Shun, V2 (5c) From side pulls gain the obvious sloper and then the rounded top.
7, The Chaa-ans V5 (6b) From the spiky block, make difficult moves on small holds up the rough gray wall.
8, The Blade V4 (6a) From the sharp hold in the break, climb on small edges and slopers to the top.
9, The Crying Taing V3 (5c) From the good break, Climb above on small holds.
10, Crookna V3 (5c) Share on the obvious jug and climb the leaning arête.
11, Cu Roonies Traverse V6 (6b) From the jug on the arête, traverse the wall with difficulty to finish up topping out Hollanders.
The Priest
12, The Priest, V2 (5c) With hands on either side of the block, step up to gain the top and an awkward mantle finish.
13, The Black Well V3 (5c) From the right arête pull round onto the small wall without falling off!
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