
10m (33ft) Climbs the corner at the right hand edge of the slab. Aiding up to the ledge drops the grade to a poorly protected E2 5b.
La Guet Area
La Guet is the only landlocked, developed crag in Guernsey. The rock quality is good, but the routes tend to become lichenous. It is a crag usually used for abseiling, with anchors set into the top. (Currently under inspection). However, there are also climbs up the face.
How do I get there?
A few hundred yards south of Cobo bay the landward side of the road is dominated by a quarried outcrop, there is a car park either directly below or at the fort at the top of the crag. A path leads to the foot of the crag from the road.

10m (33ft) Climbs the corner at the right hand edge of the slab. Aiding up to the ledge drops the grade to a poorly protected E2 5b.

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