A delightful two pitch multi, quite the adventure for a sport route and while the bolts will help you navigate through the climb it meanders around a lot and requires some creative moves to get through. If you enjoy adventurous aspect of exploring and onsighting then skip the descriptions below. TR is suitable for both pitches (after leading) if required.
31m (22) 14 bolts. Starts left of the first bolt where the old tree route is growing down the wall, if you're not comfortable then as always recommended: stick clip the first bolt. Straight into first crux as it traverses to the right edge and a high reach to the first ledge, do not clip the second bolt from low before reaching the first ledge with a bomber incut edge, else risk a ground fall or landing on your belayer. From standing on the first ledge don't miss clipping the 3rd bolt which is still on the front left face as you then step up to the dihedral with the gorgeous short horizontal and diagonal splitter cracks. As you follow the bolts to the main crux on the middle face you'll need a creative approach to traverse a very thin boulder problem to the right ledge. Scramble a couple of metres to the back wall and continue up the awkward and tricky corner to the first pitch anchor. If you wish to continue to the second pitch then top belay from here, then step over to the ledge with a double U-bolt belay anchor for the second pitch.
15m (23) 7 bolts. From the double U-bolt belay step up to the main wall and begin from right of the first bolt. Follow the seven bolts as the route trends right however there's no gimmes on this tough route and again a lot of meandering is required to navigate this pumpy little gem.
Start this adventurous route with tricky climbing- out of the prominent dihedral. Enjoy a fun hand crack up to a good rest in the large, yellow, open book-corner. Take a few deep breaths and tackle a brilliant roof encounter.
Possibly a second pitch to come later depending on navigating the rock quality.
Incredible route with nice features, varied climbing styles and great moves! One of the best gems at Wild Side. Start to the right of crack on the little rooflet, up the crack to ledge, then continue up the wide rounded arete to the anchor. Some super thin, pumpy and committing moves through the crux, watch out for the tree behind you if you're taking a whip, and when above the ledge make sure your belayer has no slack. Stick clip the first bolt unless you're solid at the grade or comfortable with crack.
An incredibly beautiful line that can only be truly appreciated from the upper head wall where the moves flow ineffably. Climbs very close to the right arete but stay on the face, you don't need the arete anyway. Interesting features to explore throughout the route and stunning views from the top. Highly recommended.
