Ascents as Onsight or Top rope onsight by Alex Mougenot

Cool holds.

This boulder is characterised by nice holds and moves, but a severe lacking of height!

Managed to squeak it but got ridiculously pumped at the top, and had to rest on the slopers like ai was route climbing! Thankfully managed to read the mantle before I got too flamed. Great problem miles easier than the V6

Quite nice.

Great!

Brilliant.

Not a bad route! Cool meandering crack with a variety of jams, and not real hard thrutching in the wide sections.

The top bolt placement is questionable. Tricky to clip when the rest were fine. Decent climbing regardless.

Another great beginner lead.

These are amongst the best quality low grade routes at KP - great beginner leads on good rock! Get on them!

Stiff, potentially owing partially to the ridiculous amount of dirt and grass I needed to clean on the way up. Good adventure training. Again, a great line when clean.

Great! Would be even greater with a clean! Getting into the corner is sublime. Beware wasps atop the corner.

Like every route here, would be good with a clean.

Surprisingly I haven't done this before!

Fantastic! The first bolt placement is an interesting decision haha, with the runout above it. Great climbing, though this line will get harder over time with the many temporary holds.

Only used the bolts. No worse than many of the sport routes here realistically haha!

What a good fight! Trutches, arm-bars, a wide assortment of jams, protection galore, and good climbing the entire way. Good wide climbing that I think is only really rivalled by Venom at Frog.

I disagree with the notion of a lower anchor - there's no need for a lower anchor on the face. Future Tense's work fine and it's best to keep the top anchors out of sight from the ground.

Stoked to finally do this, and when I'm not especially climbing fit.

Not bad climbing the whole way. Probably easy for 22, but it's a bit heady above the bolt! Great climbing up the arete above, with unorthodox placements to bring you through the topout. Great to climb this historical route, even though it's not a classic.

Climbed this from the top of Yodel Up The Valley, traversing down and left thinking this was Fawlty Towers! Missed out on the first 1-2m of proper climbing but apparently still enjoyed the business.

Cool unexpected position with classy climbing up high! Tricky transition into the hanging offwidth, but figured out a way to do it sans layback - which seemed scary.

My experience of this was probably made more interesting by the appearance of an active wasps nest just right of where the crack thins out, forcing climbing to the left of the crack.

Scrambled to Rickety Kate's anchors and rapped off.

This was actually such a great route, and really good value for a high mileage day for fitness. A lot of terrain covered and great cardio, mixed in with various pitches of actually-good climbing in the crux pitches!

Thankfully the notably-dry winter meant that the entire climb was bone-dry, leaving only dry, dusty lichen.

Kyle and I freed all pitches, him freeing the first aid pitch and me freeing the second. The upper aid pitch goes at aroudn 23 in its current state, onsighting and suffering through the dust. With a proper clean it would probably go at 22. Would be cool to exit the roof on pitch 10 next time. Simulled Martian and soloed some low-risk sections.

All in all, brilliant route for a brilliant day out! Will be coming back in years to come for pre-trip fitness training. ~8.5hrs car-2-car.

Nice! Another classic sub-20s line that's criminal that I haven't done before!

Fantastic! Fun climbing in a nice position. Fun traversing in higher, though climbing the crack without the wasps there would be rad in terms of position!

Didn't feel like a 20? Also used the hand crack on the left so I may have avoided the contrivance. Linked with Pibrock

Good jams and stemming that isn't orthodox crack climbing! Good fun and well protectable.

Delicately sneaking behind the dead tree that has now fallen upon this "route" was amusing!

Reccy and laps to warm up for the day and suss out the potential gear on this. (Just a #6 cam in COC to the R).

Climbed into this off COC at the ledge. Actually decent climbing but a tad contrived just above the bolt to stay on the moderate climbing. Enjoyable headgame keeping cool getting to the first bolt and then to the top.

Adventures in your backyard. Missed the last bolt which turned out to be right infront of my face. Carrots ftw! Actual decent jamming in the crack if you avoid the holds on the R haha.

Another 2 new ticks at KP! Thanks for the session Greg

Doesn't look like much from the ground, but really nice climbing, especially the diagonal crack in the second pitch. Great gear, locks, and jams. I linked both pitches for full value, then placed a high piece in Trojan and ducked down into the belay cave, though you could traverse straight across if your second is okay with an easy runout traverse.

Awesome! Good pro and thoughtful wide climbing.

Not bad at all! Didn't have a cam, but it wasn't too bad going to the first bolt though you want to be solid. Could get a good placement to protect the start though. Rest of it is pleasant meandering. Beware choss.

Another decent one. The top is especially enjoyable. Not everyday that I do 3 new climbs for me at KP! Thanks for the sesh Greg

Harder start into the finish. Love the gear in the horizontal breaks - feels positively Peak District-ian.

Woah this took me by surprise! Didn't expect to have to think so much on this, but hey! Granite always surprises me. Thought I was off at the top but managed to hold it together and some frictiony stemming goodness. Found out the night after sending this that Adam Palmer's 9 year old can climb this - how sick is that?!

Nice as! Multiple "boulder" arete sequences off ledges. Fun intro to granite aretes.

How have I not done this before! Stellar climbing the whole way with great protection. Weird thrutching that's not quite offwidth! Superb line that deserves more action

Sling a shrub and added wire before the first bolt. Quite dirty this one, but pleasant slabbing.

Led second and 4th pitch. We thought this was Antipreneurialism so continued along the ledge and topped out. Matt did a mega unprotected traverse pitch along the ledge, then we finish up direct from Anti's 3rd pitch anchor which was fun! Thanks for the great day out Kyle and Matt!

First two pitches were quite nice.

Nice slabbing as always at Tinny, even if most the routes do kind of blend into one another in memory haha!

One of the most outrageous pitches. When I got to the ledge and thought back to how wild that experience was and felt the rush of dopamine - goosebumps literally ran up my arms. A truly unique pitch.

Great day with Kyle and Nathan. Led P1 and P2. Jugged out our fixed line. P1 was adventurous with good climbing and gear. I have never cleaned off so much bird poo whilst climbing!

Cool little journey on this! Takes you through interesting features.

Mostly good rock, but can't remember any part of it and I only did it a few hours ago haha

Pretty chossy, even for KP! Get rid of that one-star haha