Routes in RnR

If you like yoga then this is the problem for you. Start the same as for HH. After 2nd move tend left and up under the dominant scoop. Once at the top traverse left and then down climb on the last of the prominant jugs. Prepare to smear!

Start half a metre to the left of P. After 2 moves tend slightly right following the big jugs to the top. Down Climb.

Start half a metre left of 10CC and head up to the high scoop. Down climb.

Start 1 metre left of BB where the good footers are located in the pocket. Head up and finish to the left in the high scoop. Down climb.

Start in the middle of the wall at the low scoop. Tricky start for the beginner followed by great holds all the way. Down climb.

Start to the right of the low scoop as for BB. Using the undercling head up following the obvious groove. Down climb.

Left-hand arete sit start on the good slot, top out then down climb or jump. Located opposite the beginner wall next to the fallen rack.

Sit start up centre of the slab on pockets, down climb. Easy top out if you wish. Located opposite the 10 Crag Commandments.

Right hand arete. Sit start on the rail, out to arete, finish on the left hand face. Located opposite Downclimb Dog and Hardly Holding.

Standing start. Australian Bouldering quoted this climb to be an "Absolute classic"

Adds extra two moves to the classic V4 problem.

Dyno on the wave shaped wall immediately before reaching 'Engage & Energize'. Starts matched on the low jugs.

Sit start at the corner. Work your way up to the roof. From there traverse all the way around the roof until you finish directly in line with the start.

Mega classic roof traverse and thought provoking topout. This is the flag-problem of RnR!

A more direct line on the right. Slightly harder than aurora borealis

Start as for 'Engage & Energize'. Follow the cave all the way to the right, staying below 'Aurora Borealis'. Finish matched on the last hold before the lip.

Stand start hugging the overhanging feature in the middle of the roof.

LH on the good undercling and RH on the sloper dish on the right side of the feature.

Establish yourself on top of the feature and do a blind move to a pocket on the face to a nice topout.

Back wall on the left is obviously out.

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Sit start under the roof and follow the flake feature, topping out slightly left in the middle of the scoop.

Practicing/cleaning the top out on rope is highly recommended. Although it's physically not that hard, it is hard to retreat once you are committed and the landing is bad.

Lower ledge at the start is out.

CAUTION: Obvious flake at 2/3 height has been reinforced with epoxy/threaded steel bar, but approach it with care regardless.

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Sit start matched on the lower crimpy rail under the roof and go right following the nice slopers and pockets until the break under the roof. From there tackle the roof and mantle in the middle of the scoop.

Lower ledge at the start is out.

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Sit start on the big jug at the bottom of the face and go directly up on some very cool slopers / monos.

Top out directly above the start, just right of the big roof.

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Sit start compressing at the bottom of the overhanging feature with LH on the good sloper and RH on the shallow crimp out right. Go directly up.

Cleaning the top is highly recommended as several leaves accumulate on the top out and the landing is not great in case of a potential fall.

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Sit start on the right side of the roof and traverse right for about 7m until the good underclings. From there, go directly out of the roof to get established on the face (crux section) leading to an easier topout.

Lots of cleaning required on the face/topout.

Start in the middle of the roof on some tufa-like underclings. Do a few punchy moves to get to the lip before a tricky mantle to establish yourself on the slab. Easy ladder topout with an awesome mono pocket.

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