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Ascend the pocketed wall in a straight path from the cairn. The demanding finale involves climbing up the groove located near the summit, providing an extra element of excitement.

Commence the climb by ascending the undercut wall situated 1m to the right of the short crack, then veer slightly towards the right before ascending the wall located to the left of the groove of Funnel.

Climb the middle portion of the sidewall to the left of Renison Gully, beginning at the small crack.

Ascend an eliminate route to the right of Escalator while intentionally avoiding Renison Gully.

Traverse right from Sing Sing or Jackie, past the crack, to reach the largest pocket on the face. Climb up to the break, step right and finish up the wide crack. Untested bolt runners make the route leadable for experienced climbers.

This route features a lower section that is considered more manageable, which leads to the upper groove.

Ascend the wall directly, without utilising the gully or any handholds located to the right on the arete, until reaching the ledge and ultimately the top.

Commencing at the base of the chimney, ascend gradually towards the upper right until you reach the top break. Complete the climb by ascending the shallow groove located in the center of the wall, or slightly to the right.

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.

Climbs up the thin crack just right of Long Layback. Holds on Long Layback are out.

Ascend the conspicuous and captivating attribute with a bit of discomfort. Conclude by surmounting the wall above.

Ascend directly up the corner, surpassing two breaks before encountering a challenging bulge crux at the summit.

Ascend the left side of the central block, with the typically unfavourable and wet start.

Begin just to the right of Starlight, within the gully. A sub-standard route.

A frequently climbed route up the centre of the face, excluding the use of the left arête. Often underestimated in difficulty, it proves to be much more challenging than anticipated.

Ascend the fabricated in-cut holds located at the centre of the wall's surface and then complete the climb either towards the left or right side.

Found around the corner from Toevice. Ascend the arete on its right-hand side.

To the right Rampette Direct, as a result of clearance work, there is a vertical face. Ascend this face and execute a mantel to reach the ledge above.

Begin left of the wall and bridge to ascend until you're able to move over to the face on the right. To conclude, move upward and right, utilising the top vertical crack in whatever manner suits your approach.

Shoot straight up the centre of the slab for a direct finish to Garden Slab Left

Climb out of the gully and continue up the middle of the wall.

Ascend the centre of the wall, gradually veering left on the top slab using delicate, balancing manoeuvers on moss-covered holds.

Begin at the centre of the wall, just 2 metres left of the fallen block. Execute a mantel move upward, this will lead you to a challenging stand-up move. As you reach the top, shift your position towards the right of the overhanging birch, complete by topping out onto an earthy, heather-covered surface.

Climb the lower groove, then traverse rightwards and up the cracks. Finally, move back left and surmounting the arete’s nose.

Climb the wall at its centre, directly over the nose. Finish via tree stumps.

Dog-leg crack.

Climb Bishop's Chimney until the first ledge. Then, traverse rightwards, in between The Bishop and the Actress and Sinners Wall.

Climb the bulges between these two lines, not utilising the holds on either route. Finish by ascending the bulging arête.

Scale the face located a metre right of Squank

From the starting point of Sabre Crack, ascend directly up the wall

Climb the wall just right of Sunshine Crack eliminating the edge of the crack.

Begin your ascent from a prominent stalactite.

Climb the left side of the arete, culminating in a mantelshelf finish.

Ascend the steep headwall's left side with some awkward moves, starting from the ledge on Jackie.

An Eliminate boulder situated to the right of the undercut corner of Bull's Nose.

Ascending the curving flake can be perilous, can be chossy.

Although lacking a formal name, this route is included in the 'Southern Sandstone Bouldering' guide book authored by James O'Neil and Ben Read.

This brief challenge involves utilizing a sturdy flake to extend one's reach and conclude the climb by gripping a sizable sloper.

A well-liked challenge that involves solid undercuts in the corner. Precise moves using your fingers are required to progress higher, leading to a delicate manoeuvre at the top to complete the climb.

Ascend the steep wall situated to the right of Healy's slab.

Climb the right side of the slab without using the arete

Directly ascend the vague arête located left of the groove until you reach the ledge. From there, carefully smear your way up the slab while moving slightly leftwards to finish.

A brief and difficult mantel.

On the left, a challenging problem that requires a cunning solution towards the end.

An excellent meandering course that concludes with a rightward traverse.

A particularly challenging problem that requires some strenuous movements utilising large slopers

As for Leaning Crack Right-Hand but finish at the groove

A brief and relatively straightforward challenge

Scale the brief slab situated to the left of Bridge Corner Left

Start at the Wailing Wall and move leftward along the lowest break (which ends abruptly) to transition to West Wall.

This is a brief challenge that involves a mantel halfway through.

Move horizontally from left of the boulder and conclude on the upper portion of Leukwarm

Utilise the large break primarily for footholds.

Mantel to reach the ledge.

Navigate a relatively uncomplicated challenge using a sloping, dish-shaped grip.

Ascend the arete on its the left or right flank, incorporating grips from the routes adjacent to it.

Once you overcome the challenging start, the climb is pretty much finished.

Ascend the sequence of ledges, culminating in a mantel finish.

A challenging mantle problem.

Ascend the middle of the roof, shift your weight to reach the higher of the two ledges, and then scramble up to the top with ease.