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Direct finish to Born Loser, finsihing straight through the roof.

Next line R of Dangerman, starts as a tips lay back and slowly opens up to thin hands. Another classic. Generally possible to lower off tat at the top of the first pitch, or continue as for Dangerman.

Blast up the middle of the Laendler Face. Sure to keep you smiling for a day or two. Take a biggish range of gear from tips to the #6 camolot. Doubles up to #4 camalot, maybe some triples of tips to #1 could also calm your nerves. Start 30m R of Laendler at a prominent NW-facing crack splitting the front of a column (as for Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door).

1. 25m 17. Up the crack (hands then offwidth then squeeze chimney) to ledge.

2. 25m 24. "The Fire Cracker" - On right side of ledge up past a flared hand jam start heading towards the roof, climbing on the right side of the fin. Traverse left under roof and finish on a ledge a few meters up and left.

3. 20m 16. Step back right and climb the line above, eventually break out left on face holds to access the ledge and the start of "the squeeze".

4. 10m 17. "The squeeze" - take some big gear!

5. 25m 19. Straight up twin cracks via some tricky layway moves. Belay on high ledge or take a few extra mid sized cams and link pitch 5 and 6.

6. 12m 23. More tricky moves eventually give way to hand jams. Provides an exciting end to this climb.

7. 10m 10. Head up the ridge until you can sneak around left to the start of pitch

8. 25m 18. As for Rock-A-Day Johnny. Up recessed L-facing corner on R to niche, move L and up to ledge, then up short crack on L to block belay.

9. 25m. Scramble to the top. Descent is best by walking down the first suitable gully in the Heathcliff direction (about 300m from the top of the route) - this is very easy and much quicker than the standard descent gully. You should come down directly in front of the main buttress of The Rocks.

Starts in finger crack to first ledge, then face climbing and finishing with another small crack at the top.

The tasty slab. The first route you encounter as you get to the crag. Cryptic and fingery.

Starts up roof crack (crux) and then climbs the technical face above. The rock isn't great for the first two bolts, though it's cleaning up quickly. Perfect rock above.

Continue past the undercut buttress and it's the first route around the corner. Start up the corner crack, then voyage up and out onto the face. Varied climbing on some of the best rock here. Rutón is Spanish for "bloody great route".

The original - traversing into the line from the left via the trad crack. Can still be done using the original x3 carrot bolts if you feel so inclined..recently retro bolted. DBB

Joins into the original line via x2 new U-bolts. Obtaining the RH pinch may be a little height dependent at the start…probably better trying the original if you’re a shorty.

Start on flat horizontal rail at head height and make a few balancy moves rightwards toward the arete to a committing move to the lip.

Start as for Threes A Crowd and traverse into One For The Money, finish as for One For The Money

Sit start in the horizontal break and head up via nice line of crimps

Sit start on good horn hold in the centre of the wall, make some big moves to mantle

Stand start in the hole on the good edge. climb up on more edges and traverse left along the small seam to top out. Careful of loose rock, still cleaning up. Will be quite good when it is more established. Take care, quite a poor landing.

Short and powerful. A punchy start on mostly positive holds, then trend left at the top towards the anchors.

An outrageous looking line taking a rising leftwards traverse underneath the roofs on very small holds before turning the roof out near the arête, then up the final groove to the top. An amazing and spectacular route. Bring up a second then walk off the top of the pinnacle.

Lower traverse line about 5m below Clued Up. Bring up a second and rap off trending diagonally right to reach the ground (70m ROPE OR DOUBLES REQUIRED)

Climbs the left hand edge of the main wall and tackles some unlikely territory for the grade. Superb climbing. Stick clip first bolt. Step off the boulder high on the left and pull round right onto the face. Technical face climbing up to the big roof with a cruxy move moving right to gain the base of the roof. Bridge upwards then traverse left to arete. Move up to gain big underclings with second crux involving funky moves around the bulge. Continue up the corner to top.

One tricky move (grade 20) between the 2nd and 3rd bolt, then straightforward climbing to the 7th bolt where the route steepens dramatically. Moving R and up the short blank corner is cruxy, then continue strenuously up the overhanging corner/groove to gain a small ledge. Traverse L under the roof in a spectacular position, then turn the roof on the L (cruxy) and continue with some difficulty to the anchors.

An excellent route with some endurance required. 18 bolts.

Start: On the far RH side of the cliff is a line of bolts up a corner/groove with black and white streaks.

At the far RH end of the main wall. Exciting moves up the steep face and bulges, with the crux near the top.

Stand start to the left of the arete. Climb the thin arete without the wall to the left. Top out to finish.

Stand start on the right of the arete. Climb up through crimp rails and laybacking the arete. Topout to finish.

Sit start on layback with good feet. Shuffle your hands up the layback and throw for the larger layback. Climb up the larger layback with precise foot placement then reach out right to the diagonal rail and match to finish. This climb hasn't been topped yet so FA is up for grabs. Climb is v3 if you stand start.

Sit-start on huge sidepull crack, climb straight up the middle arete and top out as for Devil's Cut

Sitstart compression between left 2 aretes. Precise moves up and left to top-out

Stand start, left hand on small edge on the slab and right hand on the lower large sidepull corner. Climb up via a hand foot match to top out

An eliminate/link-up kind of problem. Stand start at the letterbox slot as for Bramble On, but then traverse R along the faint crimp seam without using the top lip. Once the final good rail on Creme de Mure is reached - top out at lip as per that climb.

Popular face climb starting at the large diagonal crack on the right hand side of the wall. The name refers to the large tree which used to mark the climb, this recently toppled over into the amphitheatre. Jug up crack to high first bolt, then follow the crimps to the top.

Short tricky thing around the right, visible on the left of the gully as you walk up to the Chessboard.

Line of bolts between Resurrection Sunday and Gethsemene. At split below roof veer L to a DBB. Potentially stiff for the grade + confusing with other additional unknown projects branching off

Steep, pumpy climbing on the RH end of the cliff.

Sustained face climbing up the centre of the RH face.

Fourth route from left. Layback thin seam then overhanging wall to finger crack. Excellent.

The steep arete. Continue up and R at the final overlap. A new LHV finish links to the anchor of AOD.

One bolt linkup between TTFF and DOTEOT.

Take a wire or small cam to protect the first move, or simply stick clip.

Shares first bolt of Tetris, then traverses R under roof until you can break through the weakness near R arete

Shares the first 4 bolts of Sacred Stone, then veers left to pull through roof

Climbs the slabby left arete, before a steep and powerful rightwards traverse to a balancy rock onto the slab. Sensational.

The rightmost route trends left past a lot of slopey holds, then punches through a weakness in the roof. Pumpy and akward.

Start from ledge halfway up face

Sit start on the two opposing side pulls and make a big move or two to the large horizontal jug, head up and left all the way into the dihedral. Needs good spotters and a couple of pads

Sit start under the nose on sidepull with right hand and left hand on high good edge, up the arete and right for the top out

Hang start on the lowest jugs under the arete, doo one or two overhanging moves, then rock up onto the slab

Sit start with left hand on incut undercling and right hand on slopey lip. Once at the jug, head up and left via a mantle

Start as for 360 No Scope but head right from the jug via similar yet very different manlte

Start as for Bold As Love, from the jug head right to top out between nose and arete

Sit start from LH side pull/RH flat edge then climb up the arete and top out.

SDS. Traverse up + R

Sit start on good incut holds low on face, move right then left to top out on good holds

Start as for Pre-Start, but continue traversing right at half height to gain the arete.

Sit start matched on incut horn. climb up then right into the arete

Sit start matched on sloping wedge under roof. Follow right trending seams and crimps to top out on the right side of the face

Sit matched on large low jug. Climb straight up arete

Sit start with left hand on good undercling at the lip of the roof and right hand on undercling further under roof. Use the block for feet and top out straight up.

Start as for En Passant, from the big protruding jug head far right to good crimp on the arete, then top out via arete

On seperate pinnacle

A novel traverse from 2nd bolt of Night Dweller to Feltham.

Even more contrived than Feinian. Stick clip recommended. Stay left of the bolts on ultra-thin side pulls, then step right to finish up the finger crack (gear).

2 bolts up face to finger sized crack.

Step off ledge and onto bolted arete. Start is significantly harder now a crucial hold has broken off. Original grade stands if using tree at start. DBB

Starting as for Bautzen, step right off block to traverse along the shark tooth flake and up the right arete. DBB

DBB

The high quality compression line straight up the face of the left most pinnacle. 4 U bolts and lower-offs

Face into thin crack. Stick clip first bolt. DBB

The main line up the face of the alcove. Climb past 3 FH to stand on pedestal, place some gear in the crack, from here some holds out left lead the way to the top. DBB on ledge.

The two thin cracks. DBB at the top.

3 bolts in the middle of face.

Fused corner on left

Bolted arete. DBB

Face L of offwidth crack, moving L onto arete.

Bolted line up steep arete. Take a small/finger sized cam for the break.

Starts on ledge to the left of Big Norm's Blouse about 6m up. Easiest way to access is to climb the very obvious hand crack (about 14) up the ledge.Excellent, bouldery moves traversing almost horizontally leftwards across the compact buttress, then finish up the arete. Four bolts with a gear belay at the bottom (#2 camalot, wires), DBB at the top.

1.5 Camelot for horizontal break

Upstream of Finger Frolic. DBB