Routen

Sit start on good flat jug, head up and slightly right

Left arete. Sit start at underclings with a tough initial move - up then slightly R to top.

Stand start in the middle of the face, off small pads. Up to good rails, topping out slightly L of middle bulge. Sit start goes around V4?

The R arete. Sit start off big holds, then straight up.

Sit start at slopey triangle. Left along diagonal rail to LH arete. Compression moves up middle of face and over highest point of boulder.

Sit start at triangle, and up to RH arete. Traverse left turning lip at set back jug. Slab to finish.

Right side of nook. Technically on BoBB. Sit start at side pull with smeary feet, then up to lip to top out.

Sit start as for previous climb at lower level. Up to jug and slab to finish.

Sit start at lower level with LH at low jug, and RH on slopey sidepull. Traverse L along vague rail to top out on slab.

Highball. Stand start, up the nice arete/crack line. Still needs a clean up high.

The small detached pillar on the left side of shelf. Sit start on L, avoiding the obvious dirty block on the R. Up arete to top out. Easiest to down climb rather than continue onto the other cliff.

The steep central L line up the nose of the boulder. Stand start with LH on arete and RH on big triangle pinch. Some strong moves, then slab to top out. Top section still needs a good clean.

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

Bridge/layaway up the yellow face/arete using the R block. At the horizontal rail (after clipping the 3rd bolt) - step out L and up the main wall. Avoid veering into the grovel chimney higher up for full value. Access via rap or a scramble down upstream terraces. DBB.

Sit start low on R arete. Move up to jug, and top out via L arete without using the crack.

Same start as previous, but move up to R arete to top out.

The overhanging face without using the R crack/arete. Sit start off block with LH scoop and RH side pull. Top out over the highest point.

The slopping lip traverse sit start at the far left of the rail, traverse right to the end of the rail and press up through the steep corner feature (avoid using the block below the rail for feet) and top out.

Sit start with right hand on right arete and left hand squeezing on left side-pull. Slap up right atete and move left to crimps. Finish up left arete via easy top-out

Start as for previous route - then traverse right on rails to central line and up. A couple of mats or a spotter is needed for the mid-height slightly committing crux. Direct off the undercling, and good holds down low seems possible.

Stand start at undercling. Up vertical face and/or RH arete.

Sit start in middle of wall with LH on low triangle, and RH high on good crimp. Skid past the ground, then up on crimps to top out.

Stand start on left side of face at letterbox slot. Up to lip, traversing R to finish at triangle cut out/highest point of boulder. Sit start seems possible?

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.

The main diagonal traverse line. Stand start on the far left, trending right to top out up the final arete. Keep off anything below the semi vegetated floor crack (so yea..feels slightly contrived/almost cheating..but would be way harder without this low foot rail). Try not to fall into the hole, and get someone to spot you for the chimney slot finish if possible.

Curving line R of GOWTN corner. Stick clip first bolt (or place some small cams in the horizontal break), into cruxy moves laying/compressing off L arete to get established on face. Continue slightly R up slab to finish. Avoid cranking outwards on vertical pillar at base of route as it does seem to wobble. DBB

RH variant start for Little Boy. Up double aretes, linking in with previous climb at its 3rd bolt (avoid bridging off RH blocks for the full value). Straight up slab to finish. Take some large cams for the start. DBB