Routes as boulder in Jannali Reserve

Start L hand on low sidepull and R on thin crimp. move up to double flakes and then delicately out.

start on low break and blunt edge. move up arete.

sit start with a hand in each break on low slab. stand up and gain big rail. Move up and right to top out.

Get in that cave. Sit start using big break and foot smears. move out to lip and then move up flakes and out

Legend says Joe climbed this direct line many years ago.

Same hands as the Janali Dyno, straight to the lip and mantle.

Dylan Hill

Start in the hole off the sidepull lay back. Follow the hole feature and punch directly up the face.

Note: Avoid the thin flakey rail on the left. Very thin, will break.

Sit start below the hole. Dyno from the hole to the sidepull out to the right.

Joe Faulkner

bigboibeta

Sit start on big hold to the left of Jannali Dyno start, move up to side pull then top out.

Sit start, same as A, push left on side pulls and top out

Sit start, Left hand pocket, Right hand nice edge. Dead point to high edge the top out.

Sit start matched on crimp, then head for the pocket above the lip via the big hold. Head right along the lip using good pinches before heading straight up the slab using good holds on the horizontal break. Arete and right hand side of bloc are out!

Sit start using low right side pull and broken flake on the prow. From there slap your way up good holds on both sides of the prow before a funky mantle over the top

Sit start on sidepull/undercling. Big moves straight up to top out.

Marcus Lim

Sit start 2 metres right of Triple Bypass, and off the undercling, use the pocket to gain the break. Then traverse left to finish up triple bypass.

Stephen Rawls

The easier alternative to quadruple bypass, for those who can’t dyno! Start as QB, go to left pocket to reach nice holds, traverse left then go right hand in nice gaston to finish as QB and TB. V6ish?

Sit start at obvious jug, move right and up.

Start on same hold as too windy to paddle but go left from there. Fun move to gain the first layer of jam in the break. Up again to next break and second layer of jam (you put jam on both bits of bread right?). then move left and top out in front of tree. Not the best landing from the last section but top holds are good.

Block just right of wish you were here cave. Start on huge jug at base of arete. Move up and left to crimp on rounded lip. Then up the face and out.

Start on starting hold for Backwards T-shirt, continue right onto right hand face of boulder and make your way to the top

Sit start right of WYWH. Head up the thin arete/tufa to top out. Despite the hollowness, the rock is solid. Mauricio Chino

Start As You Can't Change History - instead of going around to ramp, reverse the shoulder move of Wish You Were Here and link into The Brown Ghost. Bicep Bricker!

Obvious crag classic!

Sit start on the right side of the cave. Head left via some funkiness to top out up the ramp.

Ainhoa Martinez Sam May

Start as Wish You Were Here - after shoulder move instead of going around to the ramp, move straight up via scooped pinches to airy top out!

Sit start at left of cave. Make your way out via underclings to join the ramp finish of Wish You Were Here. Back wall/ledge is in.

Sit start at left of cave. Head straight out to the face and then head right to finish up the ramp. Back wall/ledge is in.

Stephen Rawls Peter

From what I know this is the original beta/line for this climb which is why it was originally V8. No slapping along the rail which is what is done now. Literally bust straight out.

Old beta video Landers

Sit start at left of cave. Head out to the face and head up and left to top out as for Joe's Traverse. Formerly known as the "Unnamed Jannali 10"

Alex Ling

Sit start as for the juggy warm up, traverse right to finish up the weakness 2m left of Wish You Were Here finish..

Start as for 'Joe's Traverse' and continue straight up to top out.

One to send your gym-climbing friends up for their first taste of spicy top-outs. Start on horn as for Up and Easy but head left to tiny edges and slimpers. Big move up then exit left searching for invisible holds on the rounded top.

Trend right to top out.

Common start, up and one crimp to the right before blasting straight up to scoop above, then mantle over bulge.

Start low and crimp left up the wall to a slopey and committing top out.

Sit start on shared start with 'Mystique', left hand to non in cut sidepull directly above and slap to the right after adjusting body position. continue up the V0 slab to the right.

Note on FA: its so damn contrived, I am convinced I am the one who would do it.

Sit start on good slots in the scoop (left side is a jug, right side is an edge), then up through sidepulls to top out above.

Sit start from big undercling as for 'Storm' then head straight up only using holds on the light streak for your hands. Everything left and right is off limits.

Either go up to decent crimp rail and dyno to the top or balance through a few slopier holds.

Sit start in undercling at the base of the crack and climb straight up, topping out as for 'X Wall'

Alternate: Sit start in undercling then climb the crack pure for about the same grade.

Sit start in middle of X Wall with hands on the scoopy ledge and go straight up keeping left and out of the crack.

Sit start from juggy undercling in front of the tree. Up a move or two then traverse right then up the crack.

Options abound.

Sit start, hard to to established. Then up the left chute on mega pockets.

Sit start low underneath the bulge, head straight up to top out

Bat hang start on big rail prow and hands underneath. Mantle for your life and stroll up and right on the slopey ramp. Tom Bes FA

Sit start on low rails. Up crimps 1m right of crack. Slopey topout. v2/3

Layback up corner crack. Sit start.

One big deep hold around head height to maybe launch up to the small break. V5/6? Open project, go for it!

So start on undercling of the big flake, crimp up face.

Up the left edge of the big flake

Another nice easy jug filled boulder.

Start on the double jugs or just below. Move up through more big reassuring jugs for a lovely topout.

Nice side pull to start and up through finger jug topout

start on low break and head up to left side pull. Give a thumbs up into the pocket to gain good holds in next break for top out.

start at base of ramped corner, follow it up

up leftward series of big flakes