Ascents as trad by Eamonn

Very cool route. Well worth doing the crack section (used a single #2,#3). Every move is different and some cool layback sections!

Very cool traverse across the cave! Couldn't find good gear before committing to traversing the slopers and doing a mantle move (crux?) into the mini waterfall. Might be able to get some larger cams at the back but hard to see/place. Retreated off the bolts for triple treat. Also probably best attempted when not seeping!

End of day attempt and took a mega whipper from the top (fall is safe!). Didn't read the sequence right, but went easily the next attempt.

Awesome and sequency route! Went up ice-bird as the start looked a bit too chossy. Took a few whips trying to place some gear.

Very cool route, getting increasingly wider towards the end.

First pitch only. Awesome fun climbing and has great gear. Will definitely get on it again.

Top roped to figure out the last moves. Awesome climb and tricky sequence up top that will take a bit of work!

Hadn't climbed Trad in ages but couldn't resist getting on this route again - well protected and enjoyable the whole way up!

Great climbing!

Old tick before the fires. Epic climb and great moves and gear the whole way up, progressively getting slightly harder.

Looked like an MEGA climb from the ground feels just as good when on it. Used a few #4's at the bottom but doesn't require so much offwidth technique. The rock is pretty chossy below the roof, but then you get great gear. Hardish move on the arête/slab getting to the first carrot and then nice climbing above - although take care at the top section as quite runout and had a few holds break.

Alec lead as one pitch - seconded clean. Awesome moves and a varied climbing - although a bit awkward at the end.

Nice route, except the crux (above the ledge) was quite wet. Gear was a bit fiddly at time due to the flaring rock.

Sequency climb with not as many finger locks or jams as you want.

Fun climb with some odd style moves. Bring a larger (#4) cam for the top.

Great warmup but start is always a bit tricky. Abseiled off the tree.

Great corner crack which is super clean. Thin hands most of the way with a rooflet to keep it interesting. Louis did a mega linkup "Thruxstar", and definitely would recommend although probably watch out to minimise rope drag.

Fun climbing (second pitch only), and found a few of the moves a bit harder than expected.

Awesome climbing, with sweet sweet diagonal jams. Quite a bit soft for the grade.

Nice climb, and worth doing if you're in the area.

Linkup as one mega pitch. Nice climbing although a bit runout at times but on easy terrain.

Tried for the onsight, but ended up resting at the first roof, after getting my hand stuck in a solid jam. Definitely didn't bring enough hand size cams and ran out before the second roof and so built an anchor and lowered off. Ended up top-roping the climb clean after to retrieve the gear. Super climb and loved it, although the chimney section could be a bit intimidating with little gear on lead.

Finally got this clean. Felt great in the top section but still just as pumpy!

Nice climb, a shame the start moves don't go for longer. A few cruxy moves higher, but they are protected by a bolt.. Only need a single rack.

A lot of bolts on this wall, and not sure how good they are - but didn't end up using any trad gear. Some fun slab moves!

Great climb, Louis linked pitch 1 and 2 up. And I did the last pitch. Some nice moves, but would be better if there wasn't jugs next to the crack on pitch 2 Last pitch was definitely fun with a good squeeze and then traverse.

Awesome climbing with some varied styles. Loved the V-Chimney, but unfortunately broke some of my gear loops on one side of my harness squeezing up it. But put everything on a sling and managed to get the onsight for the 21! Some strenuous thin hand jamming. Would be nice to come back to the 23 one day.

Just getting used to granite slab! Just have to believe in the smears... great lead by Louis after some hard days of climbing!

We did it in 3 pitches with the flake start. I lead the second pitch, and found the traverse quite fun (and tiresome). Great climbing. Last pitch was quite run-out by Louis and a great intro to proper granite slab at the end!

Looks hard from the ground but lots of fun!

Did it in 6 pitches, I lead 1, 3, 5. Took a pretty hefty rack which was pretty thankful for, so didn't have to bump cams continuously Such a great route, and the fact that it is so sustained at the grade for the entire length makes it absolutely mega classic. Something for everyone. Found the wide fists a bit annoying as my shoes kept getting stuck in the crack! The slab transfers were excellent and the finger crack crux was pretty desperate on second. The chimney/offwidth pitch was definitely intimidating as not usually my style but somehow managed to onsight it, and realised what the topo meant by 'slap arete' Glorious day out.

Good intro to granite slab climbing! The flake on the 2nd pitch feels quite hollow.

Really interesting climbing. The start is tough (even with the tree), but fun moves through the traverse and linked P1 and P2 together. I lead second pitch through the cave, which we didn't have any big gear (I guess a 5 is good?) so was pretty unprotected. Was also slimy and wet which made it exhilarating!

Super awesome corner crack at the grade and great rock quality. A double rack is good to link P1 and P2 together. I rap cleaned off the two carrots so that Louis could lead, and as we pulled the rope, the storm came in and I got drenched belaying. We exited left from the cave onto Tal, to avoid a wet chossy chimney.

Great finger crack, with the moves getting progressively harder as you go up. A bit sandy towards the top but should clean up more as it gets more traffic. P1 only

Great route and would be mega-classic if not for the run-outs on small ironstone edges (makes it a bit more exciting!). The jamming section was sustained and brilliant. I ended up leading the last 10m because of rope drag.

A great route. Went easily on repeat until I got my foot stuck as I tried to offwidth the very top section. Fortunately got it free without falling out!

Getting closer... this time I didn't put my cams in the good jamming spots. But still get pumped placing gear near the top in the thin hands.

Accidently abseiled to the big ledge so started there. Chossy and minimal pro but the climbing gets better as you go up. Some nice steep crack climbing near the top until you get into the wind funnel. Have done this on second - but didn't remember much except the end.

Linked all of the pitches and lead it as one giant pitch (about 50-55m). Great climbing and good pro most of the way up. We were going to link up with Excalibur but my friend wasn't feeling well so she lowered off the first pitch (a bit of booty gear for the person climbing next! )

Very great climb and well worth doing. Engaging for the entire 10m with surprisingly a wide range of climbing (slab, finger crack, fist jams and laybacks - and a traverse!!).

In the hot sun, felt hard on second. Great bridging and climbing though - but would be a bit daunting with a ledge right below you on lead. There's a flake that feels like it will pull loose one day

An exciting route, with some questionable rock an awkward moves if you're tall. Rap-cleaned it.

Seconded Nicola - great lead. Pro is fiddly and spaced (near to the ground) so probably should be well rested to attempt this. Some nice moves though. Some loose rocks when scrambling off to the right.