Actually situated on the overhanging wall encountered as you walk to Backslapper Wall. Start below the overhanging western side of the inlet, move up to a Razor Fish-shaped RH hold, pull up left on good horizontal flake then up R onto VERY SHARP rock. If you slip here it will cut you very badly (just ask Tom Cree). on up to easy finish.

FA: Adam Clay, 2005

An easier (but more serious if you fall) option for traversing around to the wall. Start level with the horizontals on High Enough's slab and continue through finishing at the top of Frogman.

FA: Tom Cree, 2005

Pastey Chalk

FA: Fred Dyer, Mike Dixon, 2008

A fun way to start. Traverse the line below High Enough's smooth slab past the cave mouth and finishing at the platform right of The Frogman Cometh.

FA: Megan Wilks, 2005

Start in the water below the slab left of the cave. Go straight up and onto the slab, continuing to the walk-off at the top.

FA: Adam Clay, 2005

Only at low tide. Just inside the cave, locate the undercling, pull on using this up to a right hand 2 finger pocket, then up to finish at horizontal. Sharp barnacles make it serious if you slip.

FA: Adam Clay, 2005

Shark Bait

Worth doing for the surroundings. Swim into the cave and continue in until you see an arch, below this look for a niche between two rounded and barnacled outcrops on the left. Thrutch your way up, trying not to take off enough skin to arouse attention.

FA: Adam Clay, 2005

Irresistible Surge

The obvious diagonal line rising out of the water at the mouth of the cave. Begin right at the point where the line meets the water and continue traversing and progressing diagonally upwards with the line until you are able to move up shortly after the line finishes and up 'Frogman'.

Feet are difficult to find at times (underwater) and also following the line below the overhang.

Hard to grade, but it's hard, and even harder when a moderate swell is lifting you then pulling you back down.

FFA: Adam Clay, 2012

FA: Adam Clay, 2012

The first route done here. Start in the water after the diagonal edges leading out right from the cave. Follow the slightly overhanging wall up on right handed pockets to some good holds.

FA: Tom Cree, 2005

An extension route to The Frogman Cometh, this route continues up to the diving ledge at approximately 15m. A fall near the top would be quite serious as the route is not consistently overhung and has a sharp finish.

FA: Adam Clay, 2007

Start in the water, then up the easy corner right of Frogman, finishes at the comfy ledge, which you can then jump from.

FA: Megan Wilks, 2005

Right hand traverse route that starts halfway up The Bob and continues around through the bulge and finishes around the arete on easy ground.

FA: Megan Wilks, 2005

FA: Tom Cree, 2005

Rime Of The Ancient Mariner

Starts in the water and continues up through the very rough section of rock, then up the arete above to the walk-off for an easy finish in an exposed setting.

FA: Adam Clay, 2005

FA: Adam Clay, 2005

Backslapper

(grade 20 if you heel hook) Starts in the water and below the overhanging wall left of the obvious corner and crack at the RH end. Go straight up avoiding the arete. Careful! A slip at the top can hurt! (as Tom found out)

FA: Tom Cree, 2005

Climb the obvious corner with the crack towards the RH end of the wall corner using whatever holds you can find, without paying particular attention to the crack.

FA: Quang Doan, 2005

A lot more fun than Avoiding. Start in the water, pull onto the wall, then use only the cracks, first laying back right then left, to progress to the top.

FA: Adam Clay, 2005

Start in the water at the far right of the wall, then up the arete, through a small bulge and then to the top on easy holds.

FA: Adam Clay, 2005

Start at the water's edge on the far right side of the wall, pull yourself out of the water and traverse left under the overhang to the bottom of backslapper, then follow backslapper route up to the cliff top. Wet hands make this a touch tricky.

FFA: Michael Branch, 2013

FA: Michael Branch, 2013