Posted On: October 19th 2026, 02:00 pm
The Jub Jub Bird is a classic E6 that’s been in my head for a decade – the thought of traversing the steep underside of the big hanging fin to find that exposed position on the arête just wouldn’t go away.
You climb a vertical pillar, throw as much gear in the back of it as you can, and then make the crux runout to the hanging arête. I had to retreat back to the pillar several times until I committed to a fiendish move I couldn’t reverse.
It’s a brilliant position on that arête, with your forearms swelling and the sun going golden as it lowers into the sea behind you. I plugged one cam in and lay backed up the fin to the safety of a birds-nest ledge. What a climb.
The Jub Jub Bird, E6 6b - Rhoscolyn, North Wales
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