Routes

Start little overhang 4m right of IC. Using undercling reach out to obvious big flat hold, burly moves lead to sloper finish.

Michelle eliminate problem.

Sit start for Michelle, but using crimp rail below obvious good rail, move right on small edges to gain small arete then some tricky moves led to good hold on blunt arete. Good rail is out for hands and feet

Start as for EoS, use 2 pebbly crimps with left & right hand to gain a sloping left sidepull.

Pop up to good ledge, some sneaky foot shenanigan's will help. This one chews the tips.

Line between TEoS and TCoM, starting in the back of the cave on obvious bulge in cavity. Punches straight out to edges, finishes up and right, to same finish as TeoS on the flat ledge.

Highball crack to Offwidth. Yeesh!

Highball face.

An endurance resistance monster! Climb "Pull ya Plonka" then continue along the massive overhang to finish 5m left of the black leg anchors. Take long draws and about 4x 600mm slings

The right hand route on terrace, adjacent to large flake. Stay on line of ringbolts and dont stray over right to easier ground for full value. Has ring bolts above on ledge, requiring abseiling to clean, due to poor rock quality.

The thin line in the middle of a beautiful white wall on hangers. This crimpy test piece climb, has seen many tears shed from wanna be leaders thinking they will waltz up it. Stick clip 1st hanger, a technical thin start on bad feet guard the 2nd anchor, nice moves up and across right to 3rd. Take care when clipping 3rd hanger. Then head straight up wall to 4th and ledge. Shares double U bolt loweroff of Carrots

One for the budding pumpers. Climb Toast, then head straight up past 4 RB's to start of a diagonal ramp. Route then moves up right along ramp for 2 RB's. From here blast straight up and around a cruxy bulge to anchors with wire gate lower-offs. 12 rings in total.

Start as for PP, but head up and left before the rest, some tricky foot shenanigans to transition from rising traverse to vertical wall. From good holds, blast straight up to a pumpy finish with Wiregate Loweroffs. Top can be wet in the rain.

RIP Trent Lee 3/12/79-20/9/20. . . Trent looked at this line and after several attempts, gifted me (JJ) the line. Trent was a great guy and was always looking to his next adventure as well as being a gear pig. Thank you for the gift Trent, the name came as a thanks to Trent and a rhyming pun. From memory I think I flashed it, so it’s not a benchmark for the grade, enjoy the gift. . . . Bouldery start past a couple of bolts to ledge then more boulderyness to large break. Have a good rest here because it's your last one. The climb finishes at the top of the delicate wall 1.5m past the anchors.

Very balancy, a gift from Jace Piper