Ascents as Onsight, Onsight solo or Greenpoint onsight as sport by Ian.Grabowski

Led P1,2,4 (crux), 6 + the rest. Awesome sustained face climbing for miles. Brilliant little roof too.

Probably the best of the grade I've climbed. Next level.

Sweet climbing, wish it was longer but wishing gets you nowhere.

Cool boulder start into nice thin slab/face.

Beautiful balancy boulder start into thin slab/face.

Led P2. P1+3 clean. Wicked route...bags of character, cool stone and features. Soft for 23 we thought.

Led P2+4. Snappy rock makes for engaging climbing with surprisingly good moves - really enjoyable, especially p4...all way better than it looks. Bolt ladder is the crux.

Spectacular - A true mega-classic. **Take zero beta!!... The onsite experience, the journey and adventure is all part of the epicness on this one.

A rad adventure into the elevated cave system inside the Sleeping Indian Wall. 3* classic adventure, 2* climbing. An exposed start and burly climbing on P2 had me puffing (might feel more like 7a+ with the exposure and a complete absence of any chalk leading the way) and awesome featured and thought provoking climbing on P3, pitches 1 and 4 are OK but all part of the journey. Rapped off in dark after a late start. 2 x 60m ropes do *JUST reach the ground from anchor at top of pitch 2 despite them going through the trees and you not being able to see if they hit the ground.

Awesome...so awesome. Techy low slab crux and brilliant holds and sequence through upper steepening. So much fun.

Awesome full scope sport adventure. Great climbing, great position, novel rap into the waiting boat. Climbed it as 2 twos with a rope each. Both led top pitch as you would a single. Tied our single 60m to the anchor and rapped into boat from anchor at top of P2 while 2nd team were leading P3. They then set up retrievable rap with both ropes once they were finished and joined us in the boat. 2nd rope got wet so think about that when deciding which one to pull into the boat and which one is going in the drink.

Did as three pitches from the jungle bit at the bottom - grim 1st pitch. Awesome adventure through some beautiful terrain giving you a much deeper appreciation of the huge rock formations that make up the uppers of these walls. A bit dirty, a bit out there and a bit of care needed with rock but mainly good with great climbing and a tricky exposed and blind crux - Magui did well leading that one P1 6a - O/S, Pitches 2+3 below....

Brilliant. Had to fight for it though!

Had climbed the access pitch before. The first two pitches are OK but the 3rd pitch is the money - 3* for sure and slightly harder and more exposed than any of the 6bs on Big Wave. Brilliant varied involved climbing - doesn't get better at the grade. 1hr16 ground to ground, climbed in classic swinging lead style setting off 'The Great Tonsai Beauty and the Beast Speed Ascent Challenge'. We held the title for exactly 1 week lol - the record now sits at 52 minutes - both climbers must lead the top pitch.

The birth of Multi-Pitch Mitch. Great fun intuitive climbing with no distinct cruxes. It's 4 pitches, not five, but there is a rap-anchor half way up the 4th and final pitch that is used to rap off easily with a single 60m rope. Use rap rings on the left facing the rock to stay out of other climbers' way. A relaxed few pm hours in the shade.

Cool crux traverse.

Agree with all the other comments. The hardest section was def the part shared with the 21. Unless you're supposed to stay on the left of the round arete...?

Really enjoyed this. Great climbing.