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Grade | Route | Gear style | Popularity | ||
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14 | No Room for Mistakes
Hand crack 12 metres left of "Trampled Underfoot". FA: Tim Beaman & Sylvia Lazarnick, 1976 | 15m | |||
23 | Bornhoffen
Start as for No Room For Mistakes and hand traverse right into overhung line past piton. FA: Rod Young & Stuart Camps, 1976 | 15m | |||
22 | Yep
Crack with overhung start 8 metres left of 'Trampled Underfoot'. FA: Rod Young & Stuart Camps, 1983 | 15m | |||
9 | Two Bob Each Way
Useless. Twin cracks 5 metres left of Trampled Underfoot. FA: Chris Baxter & Francine Gilfedder, 1976 | 15m | |||
18 R | Trampled Underfoot
Awesome major corner that sees few ascents. Large gear is needed. Start: Start below the corner forming the left side of the 'Slabocide' wall.
FA: Greg Child, Matt Taylor, Tim Beaman & Sylvia Lazarnick, 1976 | 30m, 2 | |||
23 | ★ Flesh-Eating Pixies
A "convenient bundle of fun" taking in bits of a few other routes. Start: Normally started as for "Wishful Thinking" but can also be started from the base of "Trampled Underfoot", below a fixed hange a few metres right of that climb. From gully, pull onto wall and up vertical crack to major horizontal. Clip FH then hard moves up and right past another FH. Onwards past some natural gear and another bolt up higher. FA: Paul Deacon & Nick Sutter, 2000 | 35m, 3 | |||
22 R | A Touch of the Vapours
Serious route which appears to require a long reach and has a suspect grade. Rarely, if ever repeated and you would probably need blinkers to avoid clipping the bolts on "Flesh-Eating Pixies". Start below block jammed in the horizontal break right of "Trampled Underfoot". This block is a metre or two right of the first fixed hanger of "Flesh-Eating Pixies". Move up from jammed block to an undercling (looks desperate) then veer left, crossing "Flesh-Eating Pixies" into flake. FA: Roger Greatrick & Rod Young, 1983 | 20m | |||
24 | Slabocide
Looks quite dramatic. The bolts are carrots and the first is pretty rusty. Start 1 metre right of "A Touch Of The Vapours". Awkward moves lead right past 2 bolts and a fixed wire. FA: Rod Young, 1983 | 20m, 2 | |||
19 | Wishful Thinking
This is probably now the first bit of Flesh-Eating Pixies. The left-hand line up wall directly below 'Slabocide'. FA: Paul Aubrey & Glenn Tempest. John Marshall dispensed with bridging in., 1991 | 10m | |||
22 | ★ Black Spasm
A good roof - the crackline just R of the arete. You can also take the flake to the R at the same grade. FA: Mike Law, 1977 | 20m | |||
22 | ★★ Grand Central
Originally raved about but the crux section has to fight to avoid easier climbing. However now that the bees are gone (as of Apr 2023) this route might just be worth the hype it was originally given. Usually done as one pitch. Start in the gully below the prominent orange wall.
FA: Greg Child & Kevin Lindorff (alt), 1978 | 40m, 2 | |||
23 | ★★★ Fever Pitch
Superb, intricate and sustained climbing. Originally done as two pitches but best done in a single pitch. Start at the R-facing corner 2 metres right of "Grand Central". Up the right-facing corner to ledge. From the ledge, delicately move over bulge. Clip bolt and zoom through a peg (natural pros available) to an easier ground. Stay R of the crack to avoid loose rock. FA: Kim Carrigan & Kevin Lindorff (alt), 1978 | 30m, 2 | |||
23 | ★ Not Just a Pretty Face
... a good crack too. Bridge up the chimney right of Fever Pitch and pull onto the wall below a short crack. Steeply up crack to good holds. More hard moves lead up to and around flake, then continue up crack and face. FA: Kim Carrigan & Kevin Lindorff, 1978 | 35m | |||
21 R | Flash Gordon
Scary start. Approach via gully and chimney right of Fever Pitch. The arete right of Not Just A Pretty face from top of approach chimney. FA: Glenn Tempest & Eddy Ozols, 1980 | 15m | |||
17 | Hune
Middle of face opposite 'Flash Gordon' and left of 'Haphazard'. FA: Keith Egerton (solo), 1984 | 15m | |||
18 | Greta Van Fleet
Climb the ramp just left of Haphazard for 7 meters to ledge, then climb wall directly with tricky moves at the top. FFA: Paul Deacon & Pat Ford, 22 Oct 2018 | 15m | |||
15 | Mason Cox
Climb the ramp just left of Haphazard for 5 meters, step right and climb the face 2 meters left of the arete to the top. FFA: Paul Deacon & Pat Ford, 22 Oct 2018 | 15m | |||
23 | ★★ Haphazard
The overhanging, cracked arete up the gully from Lunatic and across gully north of "Flash Gordon". FA: Kim Carrigan, John Smoothy & Tony Dignan, 1979 | 15m | |||
18 | Psychotic
This is in the hanging gully between Lunatic and Blue Hawaii and is approached by scrambling down from Haphazard. Lefthand of two lines left of the original start to 'Lunatic', finishing up arete. FA: Tony Dignan & Kim Carrigan, 1984 | 20m | |||
24 | Spasmodic
Seam just right of Psychotic in hanging gully left of the arete of 'Lunatic' in gully. Continue up exciting face moves. A runner in 'Psychotic' protects crux. FA: Kim Carrigan, 1984 | 20m | |||
18 | Hollow Point
Thin crack below left arete of 'Future Past' pillar. From ledge above crack go up arete, finishing on right. FA: Rod Young & Chris Shepherd, 1980 | 40m | |||
20 | ★ The Last Resort
Go up to and around an overhang. From ledge above, finish up 'Future Past'. Start: Start 3 metres left of 'Future Past'. FA: Chris Shepherd & Rod Young | 30m | |||
23 | Swoops
Cut loose on big block about 2 metres right of 'The Last Resort'. Pass right end of small cave and go straight up to finish just left of arete. Start: Start 2 metres left of 'Future Past' FA: Keith Egerton, 1984 | 30m | |||
15 | ★ Future Past
Climb right-hand side of pillar and traverse left above overhang to small cave. Step out and go straight up to top. FA: Rod Young & Trevor Dance, 1977 | 31m | |||
12 | Sweet Bugger All
Quite pleasant really. Start up Future Past and climb directly up, keeping about 2 metres right of the blunt arete, to the top. FA: Keith Egerton (solo), 1984 | 30m | |||
25 | ★ Cock rock
Start up Yesterday’s Rooster. Just past first bolt on YR step left under small roof. Blast straight up wall past another bolt, and tending left at the top. FFA: James Wynne, 2015 | 25m, 2 | |||
21 | ★★ Yesterday's Rooster
Up and left to top of corner from which BH escapes. Up and right past BR to thin line right of arete, almost back into BH below final triangular roof. Step left and up past BR to double ring bolt belay and rap. Start: Start: As for 'Blue Hawaii'. Bring two bolt-plates. FA: Wade Stevens & Tim Day, 1999 | 22m, 2 | |||
20 | ★★ Blue Hawaii
Excellent, steep fun. Solid at the grade with fiddly gear on the crux. Start on the left edge of the pillar, as for "Yesterday's Rooster". Gain short hanging corner, fiddle with pro then move right and follow middle of buttress. FA: Kevin Lindorff, Rod Young & Greg Child, 1978 | 35m | |||
19 | ★ Moo Hawaii
Direct start up dodgy rock 2m R of original is actually quite a bit easier. Just toproped, I'll put 2 bolts in it, or feel free to put them in yourself, I don't mind! FA: Douglas Hockly, 2014 | 25m | |||
23 | ★★★ Lunatic
Wonderful sustained and steep. A megaclassic. Start about 10m right of 'Blue Hawaii' and 2m left of 'Yesterday'. Follow an inverted staircase flake into a hanging gully. Step R and continue pass two FHs along the weakness to the overlap (peg). Crank through the steeper section on jugs to the double ring bolt anchor. FA: Glenn Tempest, Eddy Ozols (starting from the hanging gully, stemming up L of the bolt). Wayne Jensen added the direct start & bolted arete section while doing Maniacal (24)., 1989 | 25m, 3 | |||
24 | ★ Maniacal
Provided the logical start to 'Lunatic' but it's now just a footnote as a link from 'Lunatic' into That's 'Fantastic'. Follow Lunatic to the bolt. Continue for another 3 metres then step right and go up arete into That's Fantastic. FA: Wayne Jensen, 1989 | 35m, 1 | |||
27 | ★★ Smear Campaign
Start as for Lunatic, continue up the arete and then tend R. Has it's own chains. 27 in both current guidebooks. FA: Gordon Poultney, 2010 | 20m, 6 | |||
24 | ★ That's Fantastic
Avoids the crux of "Yesterday" via a fine alternative finish. Start: as for "Yesterday". Take Yesterday to bulge, traverse left along break then up the spectacular arete. FA: Chris Shepherd & Malcolm Matheson, 1984 | 30m | |||
26 | Yesterday Left Hand Variant
Probably awesome so we'll chuck a few stars at it and see what everyone thinks. To be distinguished from "That's Fantastic" which also starts up "Yesterday" and moves left. Start: As for 'Yesterday'. Up Yesterday to the crux, then traverse left and up through little roof, past fixed wire. FA: FRA Paul Hoskins, 1993 | 30m | |||
26 | ★★★ Yesterday
A powerful, overhanging line. Place high nut with a stick and boulder into line from either side. Up the line which veers right at rooflet. Move left for final few moves to rings. FA: Clive Parker, Peter McKeand & Gordon Talbett (all aid), 1968 FFA: Kim Carrigan, 1979 | 27m | |||
28 | ★★ Yesterday Direct Direct
Excellent sustained face that adds a hard start to 'Yesterday Direct'. Start just right of Yesterday and climb past a fixed hanger to join 'Yesterday Direct', which continues up via two ringbolts to join 'Yesterday'. FA: Ingvar Lidman, 2001 | 25m, 3 | |||
27 | ★★ Yesterday Direct
A good route to try if Ingvar's variant is out of reach. Step off the boulder about 8m up the hill from 'Yesterday', traverse left 3m to a seam. Up via two ringbolts to join 'Yesterday'. FA: Kim Carrigan, 1984 | 20m, 2 | |||
29 | Straight Up the Chook
Link Yesterday Direct into Use No Chooks. FFA: Chris Abernethy | 20m, 5 | |||
28 | ★★ Use No Chooks
Stick-clip bolt, climb tricky start and straight up past several more FHs. Start about 12 metres right of Yesterday FA: Kim Carrigan, 1984 | 20m, 4 | |||
27 | ★ Genug
A few desperate bouldery moves. Face 10 metres right of Use No Chooks. FA: Kim Carrigan, 1984 | 15m, 2 | |||
25 | Crack 22
Overhanging crack 3 metres right of the start of 'Genug'. FA: Patrick Alseby. Summer., 1998 | 12m | |||
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15 | Rumen With a View
Step left across void and diagonal up to jugs. Back right, trying to climb arete and not walk off left. Start: Start 2 metres left of 'Vicious Rumours' FA: Evan Bieske & Angel Black, 1991 | 10m | |||
19 | Vicious Rumours
Avoidable but good - small groove with an odd fin down from Parsley etc. Doesn't look overprotected. FA: Jon Bassindale, James falla & Greg Pritchard, 1991 | 10m | |||
19 | Behold This Compost
Line 1 metre left of 'Parsley'. FA: Jon Bassindale, James Falla & Greg Protchard, 1991 | 12m | |||
21 | ★★ Parsley
Crack on left arete, step left around small roof and up. FA: Kim carrigan & Louise Shepherd, 1984 | 12m | |||
21 | ★ Sage
Seam just right of Parsley. Start at Rosemary then tend left. FA: Kim Carrigan & Louise Shepherd, 1984 | 12m | |||
18 | ★ Rosemary
Next crack right of Sage with good holds around bulge. FA: Nic Taylor, 1983 | 10m | |||
16 | Thyme
Nice crack up righthand side of wall. Looks suspiciously harder than 16, especially the topout. FA: Nic Taylor, 1983 | 10m | |||
20 | Specially Yours
Left arete of major buttress. Lost In The Ozone takes the right arete. Wouldn't be too bad with a bit of traffic. Start up shallow corner-flake and up, keeping just right of arete. The crux section is avoidable. FA: Keith Egerton & Roy Smith, 1984 | 30m | |||
22 | ★ Lost in the Ozone
Start: Start 10 metres left of the chimney of "The Protege".
FA: Kevin Lindorff & Kim Carrigan (alt), 1979 | 65m, 2 | |||
17 | Wherefore Art Thou...?
Start below middle of orange wall 15 metres left of Lost In The Ozone corner and finish left of diagonal crack. FA: Roy Smith & Keith Egerton, 1984 | 15m | |||
12 R | ★ The Protege
A memorable excursion up a monster chimney. Protection is spaced. Up chimney to large chockstone at 30 metres. Go around overhang and up to ledge (2 old pitons, possible belay). Bridge widely to top. FA: Daryl Carr & Chris Baxter, 1967 | 50m |
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