Routes as boulder in United Kingdom

Sit-start the left arête and ascend on its right side.

R of centre, pebble

L of Problem 20

A less challenging variation of The Sheriff, which involves some of the same holds. However, instead of exiting on the left side of the nose, this easier version proceeds to exit on the right side of the nose.

Ascend the steep, overhanging wall starting from the clear starting ledge using fingerlocks. May prove to be more challenging for the short.

Sit start for the grade.

Little bit polished where it matters the most.

Found far left of the Squat Tower Area. Begin in sat and ascend through a prominent pocket, then execute a significant move to reach the inclined summit.

Boulder variation to Coathanger. Ascend up the arete, aiming to reach the prominent and distinctive feature formed by a chalky jug.

This is a brief route that features a prominent mantel

One Avon's best boulder problems, layback the arete sticking to its rightside.

Start matched on the jug rail beneath the roof.

An eliminate boulder, utilising the small layaway holds situated between Torque Wrench and West Face.

Same sit start as ghost chalk but pull rightwards to the arete using a small crimp and finish at the top of the arete

Reverse of the Porthole - from the low crimps make your way back through some hard moves and a big span to the porthole, finish up the obvious line

With few footholds available, the route can be completed by either executing a long reach from the break to the top, or performing a small dyno

Climb the obvious line to the right of the arete(CC P2). Ogwen Climbers Club Guide P3.

The centre of the large undercut block with crux pull on and easier top.

Depends on how you start it, can be quite hard. Double pockets are the center of this route, reaching these is, well a matter of reach, and the route is not finished there.

Start up Shelf Climb, traverse left up the sloping ramp until you can drop down through the start of Northwest Arete, left through Northwest Arete Low, and finish up The Flake