Hidden Valley / The Farm Mostly Sport climbing

Follow the crack on the right bringing you to the crux at 2-3 bolt: dyno to good pocket. Kneebar size cave afterwards. Stay on overhanging wavy slab. Easy middle section up and under the tree. Slight left under the roof with nice moves to the anchor on the left.

Follow the jaggered crack over the small roof to the anchors, consistant throught out, crux at the end. Last 2 bolts and anchors shared with “The Itagnol Job”

Easy first two bolts to an over hung and technical climb with good holds. (6 glue bolts + anchors)

No need to use the expansion bolt & Hanger (3rd bolt), it was installed for bolting purposes and has been left for cleaning the route and to lower and avoid potential dangerous swing.

Easy and short beginner route. Perfect for instructors to teach (lead) climbing. Mind your head when you reach for the anchor, wearing a helmet is advised. All bolts are glue-in bolts.

Multi-pitch to the highest roof. First pitch has crux between first and second bolt (5b), then it is easy climbing (4) to comfortable anchors. First pitch has 8 bolts and one sling. Then two different climbs, Tarzan (left) and Jane (right) to the high roof. Use the anchor on the left for rappelling down, not the belay anchor. Ground anchor available for belayer. All bolts are glue-in bolts.

After climbing Lost In The Jungle, this is one of the secondary pitches starting on the left side. Tarzan is slightly more strenuous than Jane, but with good holds the more easy option. Use the most comfortable anchor with chain for belaying, rappel using the separate rappelling anchor on the far left. All bolts are glue-in bolts.

After climbing Lost In The Jungle, this is one of the secondary pitches starting on the right side. Jane is slightly more technical than Tarzan, and usually a more challenging option. Use the undercling, move your feet up and reach for the good holds. Use the anchor with chain on the right for belaying, rappel using the separate rappelling anchor on the far left. All bolts are glue-in bolts.

Easy climbing to a tricky crux to pass the small roof. Then fun bridging between the two big stalactites. Be aware of the stalagmite behind the belayer: the climber can hit it if the belayer gives too much slack at the crux on the small roof.

Start left of the entrance and work your way around the cave in a clockwise direction. When reaching the right side, keep your feet above the half meter mark and finish exiting the cave. Alternative finishes: staying lower and using a knee bar before exiting the cave. Can also be linked with Total Eclipse Of The Heart.

Named after the first wedding in crag! Start just right of the boulder cave, good holds to a technical crux, a little chossy before cool moves between the huge stalactites. Anchors high in the cave. 5-bolts 3-slings

Very nice beginner climb, with lots of juggy holds and comfortable exposure. Leave a draw clipped or make sure the rope doesn't get caught when top roping.

Start left of the ladder, nice moves up to a sequenced technical crux, following up the nose to the stalactites and through the roof on good holds. A great climb, a must!

Slabby climb starting left, then going into a traverse before finishing on the right. One mandatory crux. Alternative start on the right makes it a 7a.

Easy beginning with sustained moves through the crux area. Anchor made from one bolt in the rock and one sling with a metal ring (use both to go safe on two points). Named for its green like lungs shape in the rock at the start.

Awesome climb that is only slightly overhanging. Work your way up to the flake where you will find great pockets. Easy top section after crux, with very comfortable anchor.

Same first 3 bolts and sling shared with Old Dirty Bastard,after it move on the overhang on the right. After the last bolt move on the right of it before clipping in to the anchor. Be aware of the slab under the overhang, caution needs to be taken, attentive belaying required. Short climb with interesting moves.