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From the very vague write-up in the 1930 MCSA Journal, this route follows broken rock somewhere to the right of Berrisford's Route, "some 400 yards around beyond the Sentry Box", as stated in the journal. Also of interest is the description of one section of the route: "A comfortable chimney gives access to a huge chockstone. When this has been reached, one climber stands upon it, while the other clambers onto his shoulders and from this perch scrambles up the rock wall on the right-hand side."
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