Routes in Tintinhull

Up the obvious holds on the main rock

Head up the crack making your way to top of rock

Stand start below obvious mantle jug. Set feet and punch high. A committing, balancy finish which may demand shin pads.

Stand start. Up crimpy features to a committing pebbly top out.

Obvious fine and fused vertical line to the R of other described routes. Stand start on low footer, up delicate crimps and crack.

Stand start R of detached boulder on obvious feet. Undercling, jam, and layback your way to freedom.

Traverse across the right arete, top out on the jugs before the large crack in the middle.

Start on side pull and awkward high sloper. Smear and establish high foot. The crux is the slopey arete with some fairly dynamic moves. Mantle to finish. Possibility for a sit start.

Sit start, mantle and up the top boulder.

Sit start slight layback into mantle.

Pull up on those jugs smear or use any feet you can find. Once you establish that side pull its over.

Start with the undercling, move right and up.

Easy pull up and once feet are established its over.

Up via the very sharp crack on top, feet are few.

Crimp with the left. Feet with the low feature, high right smear. Then undercling with both hands, top out using the crystals on the edge.

Right of the crack using a couple of crimps.

west side of boulder heaps of options

On the north side of boulder sit start.

Feet are a mixture of smear and small crystal edges, and for hands use the undercling and start of crack.

Up the small crimps to horizontal crack, very little on top

Stand start. Up into obvious sickle-shaped mantle admiring the cool features that got you here. The rest is pebbles. Exit to the east.

North east side of the boulder, slighty over hung wall

Use crack on left and jug on right

Up the face with where the fig is growing

Up the right of this slippery slab

Balancy start L of blunt arete. Crimp to top.

Up the obvious crack

crimp up the right

crimp up middle

left side of boulder, crimp to nice jug and up.