Routes as trad in Fur-Trouser Crag

The hand crack.

Continuing north along the ridge will bring you to another set of boulders at the verge of a steep drop to the valley. Heading east from these boulders will take you to a descent gully. Halfway down the lefthand fork is a pillar and short crack - Pracatan. This was the first route at the crag.

From the northern end of the summit boulders a series of descent routes will bring you to a small cave formed by a large boulder resting on two others. Walk through this to find a steep slab on your right - AFS is on the lefthand end of the slab, and was climbed on toprope ("It's a long way to carry a drill").

Walking slightly down and further east will bring you to a small courtyard - this is the corner crack.

On the arete to the right is an incipient crack. A bouldery start to a hand crack and pinnacle. Up slab to tree belay.