Abbot’s Cliff

This cliff sits in an absolutely stunning location. There are metal abseil stakes in the shrubbery near the path which provide the easiest approach but these are very tedious to find. Alternatively bushwhack in via the steep path leading down through an arch from the west side of the rim. This is also not easy to find but there is another path just beyond. If you approach from the bottom (rather than abseiling) then lower off the final two runners. Beware of idiots throwing stuff off the top as like too many areas of outstanding natural beauty in Bermuda this one is used as a rubbish dump. A lot of bikes have been trundled off the top and now rust in pieces at the base of the cliff.


SINS OF THE FATHERS 20m 5.11b

Climb the overhanging chalky wall via a series of blind pulls past 5 bolts to easier ground at the lip. Continue more easily but with care required past 3 threads to the top.

Grant Farquhar & John Langston 25/1/10. Re-equipped with titanium bolts, April 2016.