As your back is towards the headland, listen for the swells breaking around it and then reaching up the Devils Gullet for your feet. A nice line similar to Eagle Ray Arête.
Grade to be confirmed. A very intimidating line from the bottom, sustained overhanging crack route with a layback to get past the roof.
A big commitment to start as there is no protection until you are around the bulge and up on the little platforms. If you fall you will end up below your belayer, you shouldn’t hit anything as its overhanging but it will be close to the Devils Pantry Wall. If you do fall time it with the swell for extra cushioning.
Once in the finger crack head up to the roof then traverse right. When you look up you will see two cracks, you want the left one. (Crux) layback the left crack to the top and step out to the left. Continue easily to the top
Grade needs to be confirmed.
A very intimidating line from the bottom, sustained overhanging crack route with commitment to start but once you are going its fantastic moves the whole way in the fist and finger cracks.
Start as for How Big Are Yours then straight up the crack.
Come up the Devils Pantry Crack. Start off by layback then chimney until you can reach the Dolphin Pod crack. Once you have a hand in the crack don’t use the Devils Pantry wall anymore, pull up over little bulge and jam with hands and feet to the top. Short but sweet.
