The delicate face above the tiny roof between two cracks. Climb straight up through
the right end of the roof, keeping out of Butt Crack (right). Once through the roof move
left onto the face, still keeping away from Butt Crack and the arête to left. 3BR
FA:John Fattore, Julian Fattore & Richard Lawrence
Vertical crack line just to the right of TT’s tiny roof. Follow crack straight up 11m to
ledge, scramble up small chimney to finish. Quite a good climb really, that often gets
bypassed.
Begin on ledge 5m right of ground force. Mantelshelf to small ledge then up lovely left
leaning orange face. Easy jugs to belay near not quite shady enough figtree.
Named after the huge snake anchor required at the top due to loose rocks. Start on thin crack right of waterfall, head up and traverse left following path of least resistance. Then go straight up to the top of the pillar above waterfall.
Starting 2m right of ground force, bash your way up arête next to large root system to
grassy ledge (The aforementioned backyard). Steep moves on jugs to belay on top
block.
To many this is the best climb in the valley. Certainly Jules and Jules’s finest moment
here. Climbs the distinctive blackened 3rd wall on the RHS of the crag past the
Amphitheatre and waterfall. Slightly overhanging face set back into cliff. Start below
and left of first BR. Up and right to first BR, up past 2 more BR’s, left and up to finish
on ledge. So named after it repelled all male attempts pre Julie’s ascent claiming it as
one for the ladies. A slippery proposition on a hot build up day. 4BR, 1BB
Crack line 5 m right of No Mans Land. Tricky start on face below beginning of crack,
follow crack up to ledge. Crack starts thin and gets wider and easier with height.
