Routes as boulder in The Upper Terrace

Starts slightly on the right hand side under the obvious overhanging prow. Jump up to the lip to a sloper and mantle to the scoop. See also "Mike Delta X-Ray Variant"

Same as "Mike Delta X-Ray" but go out left to the chunky edge before mantling.

Start as for “Super Double With a Twist” but go up and Left, via some fantastic slopers, and mantling via jugs for Left-hand Fun.

Weird. Starts just R of "Mike Delta X-Ray" with LH on obvious sidepull and RH on obvious hold. Up and out R, starting off a small block or stacked mats to reach LH sidepull.

Middle of the wall just R of obvious hold.

Short wall just L of the above problem. Starts off a small edge and then up via some slopey dishes. Desperate.

2m L of Delicate Connection. Up, starting off high LH slopey pocket and undercling for RH. Don't move R to arête - if you do, you're doing "Collateral Damage Variant" - rather go straight up to a precise deadpoint then a desperate finish.

Same start as "Collateral Damage" but move R to arête rather then going straight up.

Links "Elegance" start into the finger crack to finish.

The obvious arête starting from ground level and going up on either side, managing to pack in quite a few interesting and fun moves for such a short little section of rock. A highball boulder problem; not a beginner problem because of the height and landing.

Desperate and at times awkward sit start to Elegance. Good.

Starts R of the small boulder with crimps. Up to jug on top. Short.

Traverse L from just L of the "Go Go Gadget Gaston" to finish up as for "Jason's Problem". Good warm up.

Variant of Unnamed V0. Can be started sitting off block down and L off obvious edge.

Balancy face climbing starting at the obvious curving flake. Up and then right to top out.

See also the variant "Jason's Problem Low Start"

The low start to "Jason's Problem". Start low and crouched.

The wall just around L of the prow, and just R of the obvious curving flake. Start with high LH sidepull, and high and tiny RH crimp. Stack mats if you're shortish.

A mega classic! Start just R of "Skippy With a Smile" with your LH on a high pinch and RH on a terrible slopey scoop. Up via small holds and two hard moves. If you jump start to right hand razor and skip the hard static start it's a V8.

A classic slab problem. High slab on LH end of wall with obvious flake foothold. Up on series of sidepulls.

High slab in the middle of the wall with another series of sidepulls. Hard.

Slab just R of above problem identified by prominent triangular edge for your feet.

Mantle short face on vague arete.

After somehow managing this awkward mantle the problem lives up to its name as you somehow figure out a way to get down. For extra value, mantle the jugs without moving up arete.

Sit start off the block to above problem, using tiny RH sidepull and LH pinch.

Start standing with the jugs on the above problem. Follow the arête up and R to the obvious jug and mantle. Extension continuing this line all the way would be good but scary.

Classic line just L of Best In Tension, sharing some holds.

The steep highball arête on the top L side of the boulder. Up via underclings and slopers to a crux rockover at about half height.

Just R of Best in Show. Start off bad RH sidepull and high LH edge. Up to obvious cluster of small edges then move L and up.

Sit start on tiny boulder. Grizzly rock!

LHV of Imported Products. Using a high LH hold, and moving up into the top of Imported Products.

Starts in the middle of the steep wall off the in-cut edges with a lack of feet. Big moves to the top. Sharp but good.

RHV of Imported Products. Start with your LH on the obvious sharp incut. Paste a foot and jump start up and R, then a slopey finish coming back L.

Start with the good RH sidepull about 3m R of Battle Of The Bulge, pretty much in front of the tree. Swing start, (one foot on the wall and jump) to a good LH hold. Up and L to the good holds above Imported Products.

A variant to Sleight of Hand. Instead of moving out L mantle straight up. Similar difficulty.

The other side of this boulder from Sleight of Hand is a super hard, steep project - go for it!

Face with undercut start 2m L of "The Incred-eye-ball mantle". Start below vague scoop with RH on tiny positive 'ear' and up on thin holds.

Mantles the LH side of the eyeball. Move up the arete till you get your LH on the good crimp, and then a hard move moving L onto the slab.

Mantle out of the middle or R of the scoop, starting from ground level on L arete, or alternatively making a launch for the lip. Classic. Main hold on lip broke March 2019 and grade is probably more in the V7 range now.

Slap your way up this unfortunately sharp hanging flake. Starts off the massive fallen slab of rock.

The face 2m R of Jungle Fever, and just L of arete. Start with really high edge for RH and 2 finger scoop for LH. Up trending L.

You can traverse the lip of this boulder in either direction for a nice warm up.

Starts with the flake on the LH end of the boulder. Great steep move to jug on lip, then mantle.

The low start to The Testicle Mantle. Done with RH on edge and low LH pinch.

1.5m R. Start crouched off small RH sidepull and incut tooth for LH, slap holds on lip and launch for the massive flake back a bit, (or mantle). See also Groin Strain Variant.

Variant to Groin Strain. If you start with the holds at the lip.

Sit start with LH undercling, and RH crimp. One move to top and mantle.

Very easy. Up on nice nice holds to jugs at top. Starts R of the loose flake.

2m R of 'A'. Good holds lead to an easy mantle. First done in the rain.

Wall between 'A', "Slippery When Wet" and "Cicada Cravings", aiming for good edges.

Link "Slippery When Wet" into "Cicada cravings", staying on the bottom half of the wall while you traverse.

2m R of "Slippery When Wet". Fun slab problem up featured wall with almost perfect rock and weird nubbins. Through small tree branch at top.

1m R of "Cicada Cravings". Nice short cruisy problem.

Nice problem up the vague arete in the middle of the next boulder, moving L to flake then up. See also "Frayed Sit Start".

The sit start to Frayed.

The slab 0.5m L of Frayed.

Wall just R of Frayed.

Variant to Balded. Start with the Frayed Sit Start.

Excellent sit start on obvious flake.

Wall just L of flake with hard top out.

Nice slab with small pockets and edges.

Just L of arete.

The slab 6m L of Jostling.

Cool prow, but watch the tree and the landing.

High, thin and delicate with a bad landing. Starting just L of the block and just R of the thin dead tree. Move up and slightly L, then precariously to the top. Scary.