Routes as top rope in Pig Tail Slabs

The simple left side of the face

A slab with minimal or inadequate handholds.

Starting from the lower ledge, ascend the brief crevice and maneuver towards the right, where you'll discover a convenient pocket to step into and complete the climb.

True to its name, this route is a genuine treasure. It entails navigating the unmistakable, gently sloping crack, approximately the width of a closed hand, situated to the left of Giant's Ear.

From the ledge, there is a pocketed section that offers a one move wonder. Despite its name, it's surprisingly self-contained and offers additional climbing opportunities beyond what may be initially expected

A tight eliminate upwards, utilising a vertical slot.

Frequently tends to have some mossy patches. Ascend the protruding section known as the nose, followed by the slab above.

Throughout the majority of the year, the flake tends to be slippery or greasy in texture.

Ascending the face via an eliminate route can be quite demanding and requires a high level of commitment. It was initially completed as a boulder problem with a grade of f6A, situated above an unfavorable landing. Therefore, it is crucial to carefully consider your chosen method of ascent to ensure a safe and successful climb.

Ascend the wall on its left.

Ascend the right-hand edge or corner of the slippery slabs, located approximately 2 meters to the right of Giant's Ear.

Ascend the wall at its centre