Salamander Slab Mostly Top roping 24 routes in crag

Use Abracadabra to ascend above the overhang. Proceed towards the left for a short distance, then scale the blunt nose using a direct approach. Upon reaching the ledge above, move towards the left and conclude the climb by scaling the broad crack of Swastika.

Initiate the climb by any feasible method and proceed towards the upper wall, situated between the unclear groove of Swastika and the blunt nose of Nightmare, and continue until reaching the tree. Finally, conclude the climb by scaling the broad crack positioned above.

Scale the overhang located 1.5 metres towards the left of Abracadabra, using the prominent circular pocket. You can conclude the climb at your convenience, but the recommended path is to merge with Recurring Nightmare for the most natural ascent.

This is the most favoured roof climb in the area. Begin by surging towards the sizable flake, then shift towards the right and propel yourself upwards to reach the slopers. Immediately attempt to land your palm onto the break above. Finish by ascending any of the available routes situated above.

This is a brief yet strenuous climb up the middle of the wall, utilising pockets. Multiple techniques can be employed. Complete by transitioning to the left slab.

Start with a jump for a good hold or up the rounded arete to the left. Then go straight up the middle and tackle the centre of the steep headwall directly.

This challenging route requires two top-rope set-ups for safety. Follow Nero and traverse right before finishing steeply past a rotten tree stump. An escape rope may be necessary since the stump is unusable.

Traverse right from Sing Sing or Jackie, past the crack, to reach the largest pocket on the face. Climb up to the break, step right and finish up the wide crack. Untested bolt runners make the route leadable for experienced climbers.

Ascend straight towards a square hole under the lip, then surmount it and pass by the large letterbox ledge or poor jug to reach a rail and the wall above. It is acceptable to use the arete higher up, unless you want to strictly adhere to the original route. Finish with Perspiration or Peter's Perseverance.

Climb the roof located 2 metres right of Perspiration and use the very short vertical crack to gain a foothold above it. The route finishes anywhere, but it is recommended to finish as for Boiling Point through the bulges to the right of the wide crack at the top.

Technically less difficult than Them Monkey Things but requires more endurance. The roof is climbed using a thin crack, undercuts, and square-cut holds, and getting over the lip presents a challenge. Finish up Perspiration or Peter's Perseverance.

Blindly slap through the roof and reach the first break for a tick. For the complete experience, continue through and finish on Salamander Slab at a grade of 7a 6b.

Ascend the overhanging crack gradually and continue upwards with ease. At the top ledge, choose between a direct finish or traverse right to an easier crack.

Begin by attempting the routes named Abracadabra or Thieving Gypsies. Then, ascend the protruding wall positioned two meters to the right of the rounded tip by reaching out with an extended arm and complete the climb in a direct manner.

Utilize Abracadabra to ascend above the overhang, subsequently traverse towards the left for a distance of 5 metres, until reaching a hazy groove situated in the centre of the face. Climb the groove towards the ledge, take a slight right step, and finish by scaling the broad crack.