Nodes in Slab Area

There is a small alcove which features a frequently climbed slab at its center. The wall located to the right of the slab is frequently moist and covered in greenery, but its quality improves as you approach the Long Layback Area.

Ascend the flake until reaching the break, then execute a challenging top-out maneuver to finish

Not a slab climb at all, of course.

Climb the crack and edge up the left side of the triangular slab.

Step onto the large foothold, then go directly up on slopers.

This climb has great potential if it is cleared of any debris! It involves ascending the slanting crack located on the right-hand side of the slab, which may require some effort but is definitely worth it.

Climb the cracks up to the upper break, then transition towards the left to make better use of it. The climb concludes with a mantel move onto secure handholds.

Commence by ascending the short crack located at the base of the bulging, blunt arete positioned immediately to the right of Lager Frenzy.

Start on the right edge of the wall, climb up to the horizontal break, then step left, and finish (more easily) up the crack.

Climb Celestial's Reach to the break, then move right and pull over the bulge to finish up a shallow groove.

An extended variation of Hangover 2 that requires traversing to the right from Celestial's Reach, using the left hand, until reaching the 'Luncheon Shelf' where a mantling move is required. The climb can conclude in various ways, but the most apparent option is to ascend The Centre Finish.

A steep and formidable roof situated between two breaks. Upon reaching the second break, traverse slightly towards the right until reaching the centre of the overhang. Execute a mantelshelf move onto the ledge, and is best finished via The Centre Finish

Ascending the left-hand side of Lager Frenzy using small yet supportive edges, while it is quite apparent that the adjacent slab on the right is not viable for climbing.

The most favourable conclusion of the Hangover routes comes after executing a challenging start devoid of footholds from the shelf, followed by establishing oneself onto the left side of the nose.