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Grade | Route | Gear style | Popularity | ||
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20 | ★ Leisuremaster
Steep jugs up the arete. Starts from a rock pile, and traverses right under the lip to the anchors. FA: Glenn Jones | 8m | |||
25 | ★ The 12th Monkey
Start marked. A hard move to start, a fun traverse out right then up the corner to the chains. FA: Glenn Jones | ||||
27 | 27
FA: George Fieg | ||||
29 | ★★ Vicious
FA: George Fieg | 8m | |||
29 | ★★★ Get Ballistic
Totally awesome. Overhangs 50 degrees. FA: George Fieg | 8m | |||
27 | ★★ Head on a Stick
Crimps to a dyno. FA: George Fieg | 8m | |||
24 | Head on a Pretzel
FA: Sarah Fieg | 8m | |||
27 | ★★ Spelunkin' Duncan And The Exploding Pretzel Of Doom
Another fun boulder-route hybrid. Underneath and to the left of 'Bombs Away Pretzel Boy' is an obvious low jug rail, a metre or so left of this is a big two-handed flat hold and there's not really anything further left. Sit start boulder on this flat hold with your feet on the jug rail, climb feet first into the jugs and do some fun crimpy steep moves from the jug rail up into the start holds of 'Bombs Away Pretzel Boy' and then finish up this route without escaping too far right into the ledges where you can rest, just power straight up past the bolts and to the chains above as per 'Bombs Away Pretzel Boy'. The boulder on its own finishing on the ledges out to the right is perhaps V6 and very fun and worthwhile on its own despite being a bit lowball at the start. Linking into the route above makes the crux of that route feel substantially harder and a great power endurance route overall. Start tied into a rope with the first draw clipped and one pad under the crux of the boulder and it is a nice and safe little route. Enjoy! FA: Duncan Brown, 20 Jun 2021 | 10m, 4 | |||
23 | ★★ Bombs Away Pretzel Boy
Technical, steep and classy. Crux getting onto the wall. FA: Sarah Fieg | 6m, 4 | |||
25 | ★ Brokenwood Cricket Pitch
Originally 23 but now 25 with the loss of a flake. FA: Sarah Fieg | 7m, 2 | |||
22 | ★ Born to Fade
Classic little warm up, harder now a hold has broken. FA: Glenn Jones | 7m | |||
22 | ★ Born to be flat
Link up of born to fade and flat head. Climb up born to fade for 3 bolts then continue up flat head clipping it's last bolt and chains. FA: James Lister, 2020 | 9m, 4 | |||
21 | ★ Flat Head
Start at The Crack and take the left arete. FA: Sarah Fieg | 9m | |||
22 | The Crack
Natural gear - very technical. FA: John Smart & Mike Law-Smith, 1983 | ||||
26 | ★★ Action Satisfaction
The most open handed of the 26's at Hollywood. Between The Crack and Weazels Ripped My Flesh. FA: Justin Ryan, 2006 | 8m | |||
26 | ★★★ Weazels Ripped My Flesh
Amazing dynamic climbing. It's on from the get go. FA: George Fieg | 8m, 4 | |||
28 | ★★ Revenge Of The Sit
A bit of a unique boulder-route hybrid that makes for a great endurance route at a usually short and burly crag. Start on the good holds at the base of 'Weasels Ripped My Flesh' and traverse the sloper rail rightwards, at the good holds at the start of 'Right Here Right Now' you do a hard sequence to drop down and right a few moves to then come back up into the start of '200 Motels' and the other routes that start here. Continue up 'Return Of The Real' all the way to its anchors. The best way to do this is to start tied in and ready to lead and have your belayer walk the rope along with you until you clip the first bolt and then climb on as usual. A single crash mat protecting the crux of the boulder is sufficient to make this boulder-route safe and enjoyable. It's different, it's neither a route nor a boulder, but it IS really fun climbing - have a go! The traverse on its own finishing at the jugs at the first bolt is around V7. Starting at the jugs halfway through the traverse is about V6 and finishing up 'Return Of The Real' from here is about 27. A much harder version finishing up '200 Motels' would add 1 or 2 grades to that route. FA: Duncan Brown, 7 Feb 2021 | 30m, 7 | |||
28 | ★ Sinister Footwear
Very bouldery and dynamic. FA: George Fieg | ||||
27 | Nikita
FA: P. Cuthbert | ||||
28 | ★★ Alien Blueprint
Slopey crux to excellent finish. FA: George Fieg | ||||
26 | ★★ Right Here Right Now
Superb arete and roof. Crimpy number. FA: Glenn Jones | 10m, 6 | |||
25 | ★★ 200 Right Here
Linkup. Start up 200 Motels and traverse at the break into the top of Right Here Right Now. An extended draw on the third bolt of 200 Motels protects the traverse. | 10m, 5 | |||
29 | ★★★ 200 Motels
Very sustained and pumpy until the last move. Was 31, but a new sequence was found. A great route and surprising long for the short crag. FA: George Fieg | 11m | |||
27 | ★★ Ice
One of the best. Hard for the grade and thin. A number of holds have come off since the first ascent. FA: Sarah Fieg | 12m, 5 | |||
24 | ★★ Return of The Real
Technical and thin. Start up Ice and traverse right to Chilled Eyeball(s). FA: Sarah Fieg | 15m | |||
20 | ★ Chilled Left Eyeball
A warm up on the left. FA: Sarah Fieg | 10m | |||
17 | ★ Chilled Right Eyeball
Warm up on the right, to a shared lower-off. FA: Mike Peck | 10m | |||
14 | Unstable Ally
Start on the boulder and up short arete to chains FA: Justin Ryan, 2015 | 6m, 3 | |||
10 | Flake Crack
Up short corner. Shares chains with Unstable Ally FA: Justin Ryan, 2015 | 6m, 3 | |||
30 | Call It 29
FA: Chris Webb Parsons, 2006 |
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