Routes in Long Layback Area

Left hand finish variation of Bow Window. Proceed towards the left and ascend through the obscure corner located on the upper block to finish.

Direct finish variation for Bow Window, where you finish over the roof

Ascend the protruding wall by utilizing a uniquely angled break and a series of diminutive yet favorable finger pockets located above it. Be mindful of the adjacent routes as avoiding them presents a challenge.

Scale the crevice that runs through the centre of the block. Finish by either ascending the gully towards the left or, for an even more satisfying ascent, continue directly over the top block.

A fabricated challenge that involves ascending the wall situated to the right of Sashcord Crack. The climb is of inferior quality and does not offer a rewarding experience.

Ascend the brief crevice located to the right of Sashcord Crack. Conclude the climb by scaling straight upwards towards the top.

Dyno from the first to second break.

Start as for Hangover, but go direct over the right hand face. Utilise a heel in the break and a reachy move for the sloper overhead.

A sustained and technical traverse on the lower wall that ends at the far left end of the lower break beneath the Luncheon Shelf

There's some ambiguity about which holds are in. Well, all the holds are fair game and the route is great.

On the uninviting blank wall to the right of Dark Chimney, make a dynamic jump to reach a solid but often unclean hold and then perform an awkward mantel manoeuvre.

Ascend the prominent edge using a precarious one-finger pocket (if you choose) and other less-than-ideal holds to reach the break with a slapping motion.

A worthwhile climb that can be challenging to begin if you’re not tall. The upper part of the route may accumulate dirt.

Following a challenging beginning, use a layback technique to climb the groove until you reach the break and then finish with a strenuous sequence.

A direct chimney ascent with a challenging beginning.

An eliminate problem with an uncomfortable number of shared holds

Climb the face and arete left of Dark Chimney. Eliminate use of the wall behind you when starting.

Pull into the niche at the start as per "Flakes Direct", then move up and right on thin flakes to the roof. Hand-traverse right, then up the crack up and left.

Climbs up the thin crack just right of Long Layback. Holds on Long Layback are out.

Climb the the thin crack up the middle of the wall, then finish up the same diagonal crack as "The Flakes"

Climb the wall between Coronation Crack and The Limpet. Fingery and Technical.

Climb "Dark Chimney" to the high-level break, then traverse to leftwards, finishing up "Long Layback".

THE route on which to look impressive at Harrison's.

Climb long layback to the big shelf, traverse left, then stop and have lunch. Finish up cracks above.

Lay-back up the crack in the corner. There's a tree-root at the base of the crack, and the start is somewhat polished.

The chimney ascent, which is both entertaining and effortless, is well-liked by novices.

A different way to commence Bow Window is by utilising the juggy flake and executing a layback maneuver. This serves as a variation to the usual starting point.

This segment features the primary and most favoured route. Ascend the crevices and straightforward upper section, concluding by scaling the gully overhead.