Routes as boulder in The Inner Circle

Rising traverse, topping out at the right-hand arete. Super classic and a fantastic warm up.

Super classic sit-start to “Bear Huggies” and very pleasant for the grade. A Harvey's Marbles must do!

A nice beginner problem that can be started from numerous holds and heights, but it's best started low off on opposing sidepulls.

"The Inner Circle" classic problem with lovely technical moves. Up the left leaning vague arête. This is normally done from a sit start, although the stand is no easier.

A balancy crack and face climbing to a slope at the top with a pleasant top out. Classic. See Bum Crack Sit-start for a slightly harder problem.

Obvious bear hug arête, like holding refrigerator block.

Arete just left of “Spiderman”. Great.

The obvious arête starting from ground level and going up on either side, managing to pack in quite a few interesting and fun moves for such a short little section of rock. A highball boulder problem; not a beginner problem because of the height and landing.

Sit-start to screamer. Classic and sustained up a steep arete. The convenient block/flake is not in as a starting hold for the right foot.

Note: The starting left side flake broke April 2024. The climb has since been repeated and remains at the same grade.

Starting 2m right of "The Divorce". A steep highball face with good edges and sidepulls, just left of the obvious flake, with the crux at the top. Standing start off the pair of chunky edges. A super classic!

Up on nice flakes. Start in the middle of the wall, moving right to the top. This is the descent route for the boulder and it is a little tricky.

Starts at "Delicat", on the mushroom boulder. Move up and diagonally left, hanging off the very vague arête. Big move to reach the slopey dish out left and then mantle.

The obvious overhung arete with a standing start.

Note: The starting left side flake broke April 2024. The climb has since been repeated and remains at the same grade.

Steep slopey layback flake up crumbly boulder that's a nice breather from the crimps. Best from a crouched start.

Fun.

Same as "Bum Crack" but with the obvious sit start.

Standing start, moving up the steep face on scoopy rock. Nice crisp holds, finishing up the via the pocket. A true classic.

Arete just to the left of ”Earthling” with tricky moves toward the top.

Tackles the concave face, not using the left-hand arete and finishing via the jug at the top.

The standing start to “Present Tense”.

A great high problem, starting off an obvious high handhold. Starting off with a few hard moves which lead to easy climbing.

1m left of “Granulate”. Up through bulge.

Obvious groove for right-hand Hard move, then jugs, to tick one of the nicest V1’s around. There is a contrived variant just left, about V2.

The blank face with the good starting hold at about half height. This and a pathetic slope are it though. Harvey's Marbles first V5 problem.

Slab with steep start on back end of the boulder. Also see "Delicat Variant".

Centre of face via good in-cut sidepull.

Start off the pair of edges on the right-hand arête of “Bear Huggies”. Across to and up the face just right to finish.

A short cruisy face and arête with some nice scoops.

Start just to the right of “Timeout”, with both hands using the small roof as an undercling. Pull on and throw up and left for the flake and finish up this.

Obvious steep crack a few meters right of the above problem. Start sitting with both hands in the crack. Sharp but classic, if you are into that sort of thing.

A classic slab problem. High slab on LH end of wall with obvious flake foothold. Up on series of sidepulls.

Great easy problem on the obvious cracked egg shaped boulder. Up finger crack, down hand crack. You can also traverse right from the base of the down-climb hand crack to the face right of the finger crack, which is fun.

Powerful problem off juggy undercling flake on steep undercut wall of boulder. Start crouched off undercling and crimp. Dynamically up.

Starts slightly on the right hand side under the obvious overhanging prow. Jump up to the lip to a sloper and mantle to the scoop. See also "Mike Delta X-Ray Variant"

Sit-start as per “Snorkel”, then traverse right, using the slopes along the obvious lip, finishing on the right-hand arete in front of the small tree. See also, “Breathless Variant Finish”.

Swing start dyno (start with one foot on the wall and jump) using right-hand on arete, to jug.

Up the obvious flake arête. Standing start off small blocks, step up to small underclings then follow the flake right. A good problem.

Balancy face climbing starting at the obvious curving flake. Up and then right to top out.

See also the variant "Jason's Problem Low Start"

Technical face and arete, staying right of the arete. Better than it looks.

Face 1.5 metres left of the arete. Now with a missing hold which has increased the grade. Up via some tricky moves, moving onto the arete for the top half. (Grade has been raised from V2 -V3 to reflect difficulty increase.)

Another excellent technical arete starting from lowest level at the ground.

The steep highball arête on the top L side of the boulder. Up via underclings and slopers to a crux rockover at about half height.

Sit-start for "Spider Bite".

Sit-start with both hands on obvious edge and up via slopes and crimps to a good finishing jug. Watch the spikey block underneath!

Arete from the right side, moving right to the same finishing jug as “Vertical Therapy”.

Starting at the left-hand end of the long vertical face, traverse right along the slopey top and finish at the flake at the right-hand end. Surprisingly tricky.

Great dynamic problem up the steep blunt arete.

Face and arete with a long floaty dynamic crux. The small block directly below the arete is in for feet at the start.

Note: the right-hand start hold broke mid-2022. The problem still goes at around V10.

Bulgy arete below slab, just left of "Stu's Grunt".

Short little blank slab about 2m left of Easy Crack. Can be done direct or going left.

Left-hand variant of "Creaking Limbs", starting just to the left on better footholds, finishing via a great jug. Balancy goodness.

1m left of “Slip Toe Ridge”. A short slab.

Same arete as “Sunset Delights”’ only from the left side, with some nice layback moves.

Starts in center left of slab, moving up and out left to a small foothold and then up.

Balancy barn door problem with a great juggy pinch. A classic. See also "Spider Bite Sit Start".

Sit start on the rocking boulder, then a single move dyno to the top.

Pocketed slab.

Slabby arete and face just left of block. Good.

Also a little spooky. Up the middle of the scoop. Can use the left-hand arête.

Face and vague arete, with improving Left-hand sidepulls, finishing via the great jug.

Fun, balancy moves up this tiny wall, starting off the obvious sidepull. Can be done using various eliminates as well as one handed, and has been done as a classic hands free problem!

Crank through steep wall from slopes on lip. Starts off the flake embedded in the ground. Alternatively start as "Pull Hard Variant 1"[1993001625], "Pull Hard Variant 2"[1993001625], or "Pull Hard Variant 3"[1993001736].

Sit start on the short uphill arete (below the obvious hanging knob) with right-hand sidepull and lower of the two left-hand slopers. Fun.

One of the few cracks at Harvey's.

Into the scoop anyway you want and then move right to exit. A little spooky.

The arete starting from lowest level and slightly left. Great beginner problem.

Starts off small crimps and up either left or right, (harder). Short, but very nice.

Pleasant face and a great kiddy problem.

Traverse right from “Beached Whale”’ around “The Ashes” arête to the end of the boulder and up the easy arete. Stay quite low during the traverse.

From centre of scoop using left arete.

Sit-start to “Mr Bastard”. A great problem that's often tried, seldom sent.

Technical slabs between the cracks on the downhill face. A couple of different options. All excellent.

The right-hand arête of "The Elevator" wall.

A few hard moves to a pleasant juggy top section.

High ball. Up the obvious flaky face, staying left of the arete for nicest moves.

Loads of fun for everyone. Various problems up the friction slab.

Middle of the face going straight up through some thin moves.

Starts standing with 2 sloping underclings, (big one for left-hand and small one on arete for right-hand). Brutal move to stand up and then slap up right arete. A little easier if you start off the block.

Obvious flake. Also see "Hot Scoop Sit-Start".

Thin moves up the face to jugs and an easy mantle. Reachy start, below the obvious jug on lip.

Same as "Mike Delta X-Ray" but go out left to the chunky edge before mantling.

A short sit start with a tricky first move and actually easier for shorter people.

Very popular and obvious arete adjacent to shady boulder. Short and fun.

Face just to the right of “Beached Whale”.

Starts straight on at the base of “Any Which Way” arete and then moves left onto face.

Up the middle of face right of False Pretences, via incut edges. Either go up and to the right, or blast up and to the left.

Slightly contrived problem tackling the face between “Left Cocky” and “Vertical Therapy”. Doesn't use either arete and finishes via the great jug at the top. Slopey holds to the top.

Starts just to the right of “Strictly Ballroom” above the big diagonal foothold. Up on multiple mono pockets. Balancy and tough.

Mantle out of the middle or R of the scoop, starting from ground level on L arete, or alternatively making a launch for the lip. Classic. Main hold on lip broke March 2019 and grade is probably more in the V7 range now.

Fantastic wall. Very high with a cruxy finish.

Same sit-start as “Squatting Bear”, only move right into 'Trixter', moving right along crimps to the slab and up this. Technical and good.

Straight up through the big scoop.

Lower start to “Rice Bubbles” on side pull and low knob.

Just right of the block trending up and right via some amazing holds.

4m left of Black Streak Slab. Starts at the far left-hand end of the long flat wall, beneath the juggy flake. Up off good edge, slap for flake and top out.

Arete tackled from the left-hand side.

Face, starting from lowest level, 1m left of “Keith's arete of Destruction”.

Centre of face starting off obvious rock, moving right to finish.

Sit-start just right of "Globalisation Left" on the low edge. One of Harvey's hardest problems. See the original guidebook for the starting holds.

Pleasant slab just right of “Floating” with nice left-hand edge to start. Straight up or diagonally right to join “Keep Left”.