Ascents as Onsight, Greenpoint onsight or Top rope onsight by Rob Saunders

Good times switching leads and simal climbing. a few cams and nuts handy and slings. Pay attention around P6 not to get lost by trending Left not straight or up right.

Great Day out.Killer line. Location-location-location!

Good new line from Matty! will clean up and be a favourite at the grade i reckon.

Great fun and tricky to read. Nice lead in for the roof above too.

Probably one of the best lines at The Sanctuary. Engaging the whole way.

good warm up

Got the pump going. Varied and interesting climbing. Quality route.

Tricky line left and above the cave. (also possible to scramble across to upper MG wall from these anchors)

Cool new line from Matt. Blocky, technical.

great crimpy warm up.

Last line on the golden wall. Has great moves and a sting in the tail....

Tricky line to read. The pump was ticking...

Should've used a stick clip. First bolt was high as... Good warm up climb

Terrific line of resistance climbing on the arete.

Location, location! i've looked at this prow for many trips to TSV. finally got a chance to get there in an afternoon of shade with a climbing partner. Pitch 3 is a BANGER!

I know why it's popular. Great line.

Good line. see why its popular

Nice rebolt. crowd pleaser.

Makes you .work for it.. reachy if you are short

Freezing cold. Proper battle to the chains.. Will clean up great.

Nice climb. Can be dirty after rain, but nice long line and good moves.

Thin and technical with multiple cruxes. Great line and feel lucky to sneak through for an onsight.

Adventurous and seems infrequently climbed. A mix of good rock and crazy exposure with lose rock, wasps, bee's hives and shoty trad gear. If you've done a bunch of Tibro routes, add it to your list.

could only be more classic if it was longer. Probably harder in summer.

Great route, great history and nice to not contribute to the hang doggers! Hardest 19 eva...

Classic! I may as well just write this on every route...

if it were a 5 star system, this would be 6 stars... Classic!

Pumpy and technical. nothing came off the rock, but a few rattly holds. Hard to read.

Crickey! Used every quickdraw... Great fun line.

Engaging climbing on flawless rock. Great for a sunny winter afternoon, but you would roast in summer...

More bomber flawless Arapiles gold.

A proper battle royal on more bomber Arapiles gold. Top shelf

good warm up but still engaging

Great climbing. Getting down to the business of crimping!

Hard for the grade. Commit to the start and keep on trucking...

Getting steeper down the business end of the wall. Overlooked sometimes but deserves more action. Pumpy!

Amazing line. Historic route. Holy shit committing on lead for the first pitch, so be tuned in... Great climb overall.

A long term goal to one day have the skills and opportunity to climb on "The Diamond" at the top of the Rocky Mountains. Longs Peak is 4346m. Everything about a high altitude alpine trad route in the back country is more complex. There are a 100 decisions to be made and most of them have to be accurate or there's going to be trouble! The climbing is actually one of the more predictable parts. The logistics of approach, timing, exit strategy, weather, food, water, clothing, rack, ropes, communication. If your a 5.10 climber, I wouldn't even consider this route, it is sustained and bold and a lot of experience needed to mitigate the risks. The approach up North Gully is highly dangerous and has had multiple fatalities and serious accidents. That is about 5 pitches similclimbed after crossing the permanent ice at the bottom (with or without ice gear) These are not mentioned in the description. We linked pitches 2 &3 and then pitches 5 & 6 cuts down rope work, but meant some spicy run outs with the rack. The climbing is amazing though! The route took mostly small cams and a lot of nuts. Plenty of long runners used. The top pitches were technical and easy to make mistakes, plus highly exposed. The traverse pitch also being complicated to get to correct piton anchors. (there are new rap chains near here) Take some spare webbing to add to anchors if you don't want to trust the multiple faded options that are bundled together. We had a late hail storm come through and wet the rock! Slippery wet granite with lichen and a few easier 5th class pitches were tricky. Multiple ways up have been used to reach the summit via Kiener's Corner. The walk off took about 5 hours back to the trail head. We had no water for many hours. Great Adventure! Leave early.... Say your hail Mary's to the mountain gods.

Hard for the grade or hard with only half the right trad rack... Quality and committing route.