Routes as sport in Sunnyside

Starts just left of Seamstress then a big leftward swing and finish up easier head wall. Thin and technical.

As for Seamstress to the ledge and through its crux then out left and finish up Steves' Route via pockets and crimps. Good fun if you're bored of Seamstress.

The first climb on the Sunnyside and one of the best. Popular with lots of bolts. Starts up the obvious right leaning, shallow corner.

Boulder up the steep seam on gastons and very poor feet. Direct start to the 22 Seamstress. Has been upgraded to 27 on 8a.nu, you be the judge..

Up the short crack, then pumpy slopers to a couple of moves over the roof. Longer than you might think - be sure to take enough draws.

Start up Searching For The Light for the first 4/5 bolts then go direct for a quick boulder. Continue above the mini ledge to a new anchor.

This line provides a popular jug haul through scoops and now has a completely new finish... Now instead to going back right continue straight up to a new high anchor.. May be nicer the just break right to the higher of the 24's anchors.

Its all a little confusing up there at the moment..

The second half is also very worthwhile, with an intriguing crimpy sequence requiring good footwork,followed by a small rooflet

Climbs to the half-way ledge via some huge pockets and a couple of not so huge crimps. Can be used as an alternative start to Searching for the Light Extension

Much more difficult than it looks, with unexpected and unusual moves. The rock is a bit crunchy.

Great 24 to ledge, then the L-facing little corner above, all the way to the highest roof. Pumpy as!

Stick clip first and perhaps the second bolt as well, A couple tricky clips.

Boulder out the hard start then a couple of big moves lead you up to the crux through bulge and up onto the face to join onto The Dreaming Void. Long and fun.

Trends L, with a few bits of blocky boomy rock but apparently it's all solid ... now.

A satisfying line that goes all the way to the top of the cliff. Desperate 27 if you’re short, but more like 25 if you’re tall, so we’ve given it 26 as an average.

An easy start provides access to the magnificent top third. Extending a few bolts is prudent. Has also been done by starting up La Realite and moving left through the last rest of Reality Dysfunction to join this route at the bolt 9 pocket (Socks n Jocks 30, Tom O'Halloran, 7/9/14).

Ultra classic. Mostly superb jugs to a rest just before the redpoint crux right at the end. Take a ticket!

This great linkup provides an easier approach to the high inviting corner/arete of La Realite N’Existe Pas. Pumpy for the grade.

The first route to be bolted on this section of wall. Heads left after the 4th bolt and then up to a bouldery crux on the lip of the roof to gain the high corner/arete.

Another ultra classic. Steep pumper with many quality boulder problems split by good rest jugs. A very unique crux.

Start up the first 4 bolts of LRNP and keep on heading up.

Interesting steep climbing with a bit of crap rock at the bottom. Shares the same first two bolts with YOTSB.

Awkward corner to ledge. Watch for ledgefalls for the first few bolts off the ledge.

Starts from up on the ledge at DBB. steeply up and left to rest before crux then pull on some small holds to gain another jug before a committing move, then easily to anchors

The blunt arete at the far R of Sunnyside Main Wall. Amazingly overhanging and exposed, but consisting of easy, well protected climbing.

A grotty start up 5 fixed rungs guards this gem. Easily up rungs (clip a draw to the rungs if concerned), then up past 2 bolts to original belay ledge (optional belay stance here). Continue up and left on obvious jugs past 4 bolts to below roof. Up and vaguely right following line of least resistance past 3 more bolts, then back left onto good orange rock and up to anchor below massive roof. A 60m rope MIGHT just reach on stretch (tie a knot in the end), or if not, lower to belay ledge and re-thread from there.

It is possible to continue up past the roof to anchors at the clifftop via 3 more bolts (making a giant 45m pitch). The last 10m or so is average climbing but in a great position. To escape, you need to re-thread on lower-off back under the roof, or climb on 2 ropes and rap.