Hand crack 12 metres left of "Trampled Underfoot".

FA: Tim Beaman, Sylvia Lazarnick, 1976

Start as for No Room For Mistakes and hand traverse right into overhung line past piton.

FA: Rod Young, Stuart Camps, 1976

Crack with overhung start 8 metres left of 'Trampled Underfoot'.

FA: Rod Young, Stuart Camps, 1983

Useless.

FA: Chris Baxter, Francine Gilfedder, 1976

Awesome major corner that sees few ascents. Very big gear is needed and may not be sufficient.

Start: Start below the corner forming the left side of the 'Slabocide' wall.

1. 15m (18) Wide roof and up to belay in gully.

2. 15m (18) Traverse out right across wall and go up.

FA: Greg Child, Matt Taylor, Tim Beaman, Sylvia Lazarnick, 1976

Serious route which appears to require a long reach and has a suspect grade. Rarely, if ever repeated and you would probably need blinkers to avoid clipping the bolts on "Flesh-Eating Pixies".

Start: Start below block jammed in the horizontal break right of "Trampled Underfoot". This block is a metre or two right of the first fixed hanger of "Flesh-Eating Pixies".

FA: Roger Greatrick, Rod Young, 1983

Flesh-Eating Pixies

A "convenient bundle of fun" taking in bits of a few other routes.

Start: Normally started as for "Wishful Thinking" but can also be started from the base of "Trampled Underfoot", below a fixed hange a few metres right of that climb.

FA: Paul Deacon, Nick Sutter, 2000

Looks quite dramatic. The bolts are carrots and the first is pretty rusty.

Start: Start 1 metre right of "A Touch Of The Vapours".

FA: Rod Young, 1983

This is probably now the first bit of Flesh-Eating Pixies.

The left-hand line up wall directly below 'Slabocide'.

FA: Paul Aubrey, Glenn Tempest. John Marshall dispensed with bridging in., 1991

Black Spasm

A good roof.

FA: Mike Law, 1977

Grand Central

Rarely climbed. Originally raved about but the crux section has to fight to avoid easier climbing and there can be issues with an active beehive.

Start: Start in the gully below the prominent orange wall at the left of two right-facing corners.

1. 14m (-) Up corner for 7 metres before veering left to platform.

2. 25m (22) Step right and up 3 metres to a small flake. Undercling left on pockets, then go straight up subtle line, ignoring easier climbing on either side.

FA: Greg Child, Kevin Lindorff (alt), 1978

Fever Pitch

Superb, intricate and sustained climbing. Originally done as two pitches but best done in a single pitch.

Start: Start the right-facing corner 2 metres right of "Grand Central".

FA: Kim Carrigan, Kevin Lindorff (alt), 1978

Not Just a Pretty Face

... a good crack too.

FA: Kim Carrigan, Kevin Lindorff, 1978

Scary start.

This is actually the right arete of the red wall but the approach is as for 'Haphazard' wall.

Start at large tree at top of approach chimney.

FA: Glenn Tempest, Eddy Ozols, 1980

Middle of face opposite 'Flash Gordon' and left of 'Haphazard'.

FA: Keith Egerton (solo), 1984

Haphazard

The overhanging, cracked arete across gully north of "Flash Gordon".

FA: Kim Carrigan, John Smoothy, Tony Dignan, 1979

Thin crack below left arete of 'Future Past' pillar. From ledge above crack go up arete, finishing on right.

FA: Rod Young, Chris Shepherd, 1980

Go up to and around an overhang. From ledge above, finish up 'Future Past'.

Start: Start 3 metres left of 'Future Past'.

FA: Chris Shepherd, Rod Young,

Cut loose on big block about 2 metres right of 'The Last Resort'. Pass right end of small cave and go straight up to finish just left of arete.

Start: Start 2 metres left of 'Future Past'

FA: Keith Egerton, 1984

Climb right-hand side of pillar and traverse left above overhang to small cave. Step out and go straight up to top.

FA: Rod Young, Trevor Dance, 1977

Quite pleasant really.

FA: Keith Egerton (solo), 1984

Yesterday's Rooster

Up and left to top of corner from which BH escapes. Up and right past BR to thin line right of arete, almost back into BH below final triangular roof. Step left and up past BR to double ring bolt belay and rap.

Start: Start: As for 'Blue Hawaii'.

FA: Wade Stevens, Tim Day, 1999

Blue Hawaii

Excellent, steep fun. Solid at the grade with fiddly gear on the crux.

Start: Start on the left edge of the pillar, as for "Yesterday's Rooster".

FA: Kevin Lindorff, Rod Young, Greg Child, 1978

Provided the logical start to 'Lunatic' but it's now just a footnote as a link from 'Lunatic' into That's 'Fantastic'

FA: Wayne Jensen, 1989

Lefthand of two lines left of 'Lunatic', finishing up arete.

FA: Tony Dignan, Kim Carrigan, 1984

Seam left of 'Lunatic' then continue up exciting face moves. A runner in 'Psychotic' protects crux.

FA: Kim Carrigan, 1984

Lunatic

Wonderful sustained and steep. A megaclassic.

Start: Start about 10m right of 'Blue Hawaii' and 2m left of 'Yesterday'.

FA: Glenn Tempest, Eddy Ozols (starting from the hanging gully and stemming up L of the bolt). Wayne Jensen added the direct start and bolted arete section while doing Maniacal (24)., 1989

Smear Campaign

FA: Gordon Poultney, 2010

That's Fantastic

Avoids the crux of "Yesterday" via a fine alternative finish.

Start: Start as for "Yesterday".

FA: Chris Shepherd, Malcolm Matheson, 1984

Yesterday Left Hand Variant

Probably awesome so we'll chuck a few stars at it and see what everyone thinks. To be distinguished from "That's Fantastic" which also starts up "Yesterday" and moves left.

Start: Start: As for 'Yesterday'.

FA: FRA Paul Hoskins, 1993

Yesterday

A powerful, overhanging line.

FA: Clive Parker, Peter McKeand, Gordon Talbett (all aid), 1968

Yesterday Direct

Excellent sustained face that leads directly to the crux of 'Yesterday'.

FA: Kim Carrigan via a start further to the right at 27. Ingvar Lidman added the even more direct start as described in 2001., 1984

Use No Chooks

Stick-clip bolt, climb tricky start and continue past more fixed gear.

Start: Start about 12 metres right of "Yesterday"

FA: Kim Carrigan, 1984

A few desperate bouldery moves.

FA: Kim Carrigan, 1984

Line 1 metre left of 'Parsley'.

FA: Jon Bassindale, James Falla, Greg Protchard, 1991

Crack on left arete, step left around small roof and up.

FA: Kim carrigan, Louise Shepherd, 1984

Seam just right of 'Parsley' to finger-crack.

FA: Kim Carrigan, Louise Shepherd, 1984

Next crack right of Sage with good holds around bulge.

FA: Nic Taylor, 1983

Nice crack up righthand side of wall.

FA: Nic Taylor, 1983

Avoidable but good

FA: Jon Bassindale, James falla, Greg Pritchard, 1991

Step left across void and diagonal up to jugs. Back right, trying to climb arete and not walk off left.

Start: Start 2 metres left of 'Vicious Rumours'

FA: Evan Bieske, Angel Black, 1991

Left arete of major buttress. Lost In The Ozone takes the right arete. Wouldn't be too bad with a bit of traffic.

FA: Keith Egerton, Roy Smith, 1984

Lost in the Ozone

Start: Start 10 metres left of the chimney of "The Protege".

1. 30m (22) Climb crack then grooves to hanging crack then out over roof to belay.

2. 35m (22) Swing onto right face of arete and finish steeply up it.

FA: Kevin Lindorff, Kim Carrigan (alt), 1979

Corner and finish left of diagonal crack.

Start: Start below middle of orange wall 15 metres left of Lost In The Ozone.

FA: Roy Smith, Keith Egerton, 1984

The Protege

A memorable excursion up a monster chimney. Protection is spaced.

Above the chockstone is a ledge with 2 old pitons. Belay possible. Continue all the way to the top.

FA: Daryl Carr, Chris Baxter, 1967

Overhanging crack 3 metres right of the start of 'Genug'.

FA: Patrick Alseby. Summer., 1998