Routes in The Peninsula for selected grade

Climb from the rail to the white jug using everything.

Start as for Ratchet and then head left to climb the dirty groove.

Stand start with left hand in a pocket and right hand on a jug sidepull, right hand to a sidepull. The juggy crack to the right is off.

Sit-start with left hand on a slopey edge on the arête above the rail and right hand on a pebble edge just right, left hand to an edge.

Hang-start on a sharp jug rail and top-out direct.

Number 4 is on the opposite side of the boulder. SS on the jugs below a small overhang and move onto the sloping face to TO.

Instead here you are. Wedged in a granite crack. Loving life.

Climb the short corner to gain a sloping ledge beneath 2 parallel tufas. Climb up the right tufa, then move delicately up and left before mantling into a small cave. Continue up using a side-pull flake and follow the seam of pinches to the top.

Climb the beautiful open book, then wish it continued for another 20m. Sketchy mantle to top out.

Specialist gear required.

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Provides access to the upper and dassie ledge

Left of the pinnacle, obvious crack curving to the left. One can see this amazing crack from the road.

Slab with one small roof. Don't detour to left of roof, climb straight up and over.

Start up the overhanging wall thru great rails up the bulging then face move left into finger-crack finish

Fairly large (plate sized, 3cm) rock at the start of Cacophonix (the 18 going up the outside corner) is loose and sounds very hollow. Quite low to the ground but could cause a nasty scare for climber and belayer if it came off unexpectedly. Is marked but will rub off soon.

Stand start and climb the Kommetjie facing face.

I believe we opened this new pitch. It is just a simple line just after the last pitch of Muesli. Just look at the hole in the roof that works as a nice undercling. Moving to the right reduces the grade to 16. Going to the jug on the top left after the undercling gives this pitch the 17 grade. Continue easily to the top.

Follow the track that contours the base of the mountain until able to see an impressive chockstone in an unusual place. The route starts around 6m to the right of the chockstone.

1. Climb easily towards an obvious undercling hold and move to the face on the right climbing it until able to get to a ledge.

2. Climb the crack system just above the anchor of the first pitch and move left when at the same height of a dead bush. Move up the face until able to reach the horizontal rail. Jam left on an airy traverse to belay from an airy stance around the corner on a small ledge.

3. Climb straight up the easy rock band until able to see a cairn.

4. Around 4m right of the cairn climb up for 5m and move weirdly to the left towards two twin parallel cracks that can be seen from the bottom of this pitch. Climb up the cracks to a small roof, move right to a recess to reach another face. Climb the face up to a ledge just below an easy looking brown face.

Scramble leads to the top.

A spectacular climb for the grade.

Stand start and climb the arete on good holds to TO.

Start with RH on bucket and TO.

Stand and climb the left side of the cave.

Crouchstart in obvious jug in rail, climb straight up the blocky wall to TO.

Standstart, climb the slab to TO.

Standstart, climb the wall in the black streak to TO.

Standstart, climb the high slab to TO.

Standstart, climb the slab to TO.

Standstart. Climb the slab to TO.

Sitstart in Goodwood, climb straight up and slightly R via diagonal holds to TO.

SS in pocket, climb straight up to TO

Stand start and climb the slab using only your feet. (Hands behind your back).

SS on arête, climb straight up, TO.

Follow big break to top out

Two perma-draws at the top

This route has a start that is harder than a 18. Definetely a 19 that eases after the first two bolts.

This route is on a small wall above the main wall. Keep walking along the base of the crag then follow cairns up to the next rock band from the right side of the crag.

The first route opened on this cliff.

1. 25m (17) Up the obvious hand jam crack to the roof, move left and mantle up onto a ledge. Move through to a big ledge. Can either stance here or with good rope work link into P2 to top out.

2. 10m (14) A step over move from the large ledge and then work your way up to the skyline. Belay off some boulders on top.

The grey wall on the left.

Follows the open book/ corner system.

Climb the chocolate face then move right on to big jugs to gain the ledge. Pull through the roof and rail slightly left to establish yourself on the headwall. From here there are two exits. Which one will you choose?

Climb the sloping face to warm up.

Climb the crack to TO.

Using the foot chip move up onto the boulder.

Climb the easy face to the L of 2.

Climb the left-hand overlap. Either escape left onto the top of Boulder E (Planet Telex) (intelligent) or continue to the top (brave/stupid).

Right of Through the Core exit. sit start as low as possible on underclings. Move diagonally up rightwards on good holds.

Climb the arete to top out.