Routes as boulder in Eastern Sectors

The undercut corner on chipped holds.

Variant to The Blob. Start low in the big pocket, left of the corner. Using the corner when necessary go to the crimp, match and use what ever to get to the obvious bigger holds above. Top out right.

Start left hand in corner and right on a sloper. Climb the arete to the slope at the top of it. Traverse right utilising edges, slopes and a big undercling, to a ramp. Mantle to some good holds near the break.

Damien Alexander

Tyrone Clements

low start just right of the arete, left hand in deep pocket and right hand on thin edge. Make a big right hand move to the side pull and continue up, top out as for 'the express'

Start on right hand side of The Express roof on twin 2 finger pockets & punch out left following the arete/lip all way round to mantle same as The Express.

Optimus Prime's early exit. Bring your lock-off arms. Might be easier?

mattias braach-maksvytis Travis B Liam

7m right of Megatron. From good low holds, use a right facing feature and a big move to get the top. Mauricio Chino

Crack left of High Roller. Up crack, past jug and into hands roof. climb on left via jugs to rejoin chimney to top out.

Stand start left of 'Sharik's Roof' on two small crimps, move up and right to gain the arete and top out. Bring some pads, and some spotters.

Start half sitting, half lying down on the obvious holds. Do a weird move to a left hand hold. Climb the roof using the the slopey rib, to a slopey lip. Traverse the lip left up the overhanging arete using a sloper. Finish on the jug in the break.

abrahamsends

Start as for Shariks Roof and finish up Onramp. Going all the way of course.

Start on the big jug on the lip of the cave (righthand side). Traverse left into the end of Sharik's Roof.

Leah Dempsey | Phillip Booth

Start right on low jugs traversing left onto the arete just right of 'Sharik's Roof'. Top out just right of the arete.

Marked MA.

First done as a lead climb by Pete Webber in the 80's. Someone came along later and decided to mark the start and name it.

MA originally stood for Mosquito Arete, named when we mistakenly thought we had the FA in 1984 - Laef Hosking

The bolt is now horribly manky so it would be best to top rope or highball.

In the middle of the wall with a small boulder in front of it.

Start at large hole at knee height on far left of wall, where Wall Traverse starts, head up to jug above and left on to slab. up slab climbing left around roof and to top

Boulder up the wall past a manky BR. Good DBB on top for toproping.

A technical thin traverse, finishing at the small ledge on the right.

Starting at the most right of the big break. Traverse right along the lip, using sharp edges, slopey pinches etc. Finish at the big ledge inside the cave. Technical and quite hard. Another Sharik classic.

Pass the cave and round the corner. Up the arete.

Off the pinch.

Start sitting at constriction in stacked hand size crack in cave, along roof crack, through lip and into chimney to top out. Open Project

Campus the chin up bar in the cave (left side) between wall traverse and the arete problem. Set a lovely bat hang and shuffle hands up the edge. Finish matched on final good lip on the roof. - potential to extend to a highball slopey top out!!!

The splendid looking arete, which isn't as good as it looks. Start on the ledge and thrutch on up the arete. Finish right as per the next problem.

An excellent slab on nice rock. Use the right facing feature and some face holds to climb up to a slopey but good top.