The Zawn (Right)

General

Cape Collinson’s The Zawn has a sheltered pebble beach with easy access for swimming, and good climbing on aretes, walls and slabs. Scramble down past the lower bunker almost to sea level and locate a series of metal hand rungs to your right on the cliff edge. Use these to descend to a ledge that allows an easy scramble around to the zawn itself and onto the pebble beach.

Routes

18 – Name Unknown – F6a+*
F.A. Jackie Cheung (circa 2005) Re-equipped with resin bolts by Francis Haden (25/09/2011)

19 – On Stranger Tides – F6a*
F.L.A. Francis Haden, Donna Kwok (10/07/2011)

20 – Oceans Apart – F6a*
F.L.A. Francis Haden, Donna Kwok, Simon Heppelthwaite, Mei Hurrell (10/07/2011)

21 – Rain Drops Keep Falling On My Head – F4
F.L.A. Francis Haden, Donna Kwok, Simon Heppelthwaite, Mei Hurrell (10/07/2011) Possibly lead before using traditional protection.

22 – Sea of Tranquility – F5*
F.A. Francis Haden, Donna Kwok, Simon Heppelthwaite, Mei Hurrell (10/07/2011)

A direct start to this has also been bolted and climbed at F6a

23 – Ride the Wild Surf F6b+***
A fine long slab climb with intricate technical climbing – don’t be put off by the seepage often present in the mid-section as this does little to affect the quality or the grade of the climbing.
F.A. Francis Haden, Donna Kwok, Nia Cooper, Jeremy Lau, Rocky Lok, CH Chung, Adon Law (09/10/2011)

24 – Voices F6c+
The bolted line at the far right side of the slab.
F.A. Francis Haden

A small number of short routes have also been climbed on the buttress next to the approach path, facing the main climbing areas described above.

1 – Mao Jue – F5*
F.L.A. Francis Haden, Donna Kwok (09/10/2011)

2 – Collinson Corner – F4*
Enjoyable climbing up the obvious corner.
F.L.A. Francis Haden, Donna Kwok (09/10/2011)

3 – The Garden Path – F5
Stay right of the bolts.
F.L.A. Francis Haden, Donna Kwok (23/10/2011)

4 – Was it You? – F6a*
Long sling required on the first bolt or unclip once the second bolt is clipped. Don’t continue up the easy groove but swing right at the bolt on the slab!
F.A. Francis Haden (02/10/2011)

5 – Depth Charge – F6b+*
Powerful climbing through the lower bulge leads onto the pleasant slab to finish. Careful belaying required at the first bolt.
F.A. Francis Haden (02/10/2011)

6 – Was it the Fisherman? – F4*
Climb up the obvious groove.
F.A. Francis Haden (02/10/2011)

7 – The Thief and the Fisherman – F5*
Climbing directly on the face, rather than using holds on the arête is F6a+
F.A. Francis Haden, Nia Cooper, Donna Kwok (09/10/2011)

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