Routes in East for selected grade

The crack to the right of the overhanging arete.

Up the wall as you please, trending ever so slightly to the left until you merge with 'Apline'.

Start: At the far right of the wall (but still at the base).

Start about 30m left uphill of Mr Damage.

1. Ascend easy ground on the obvious diagonal line until you hit a twin crack system. Negotiate your way up the face, plugging gear in the LH crack. Belay on a sloping ledge.

2. Continue up the obvious line to the top. Could feel run out if grade 14 is your limit.

Sit start with both hands and feet on the arete, lay back your way up to top corner of arete then trend left not using the top of the boulder until you pass the ‘disconnected’ bloc then top out to finish.

The deeply excavated wide crack you arrive at on the track, some nice layback moves, on some larger gear, belay from tree at top.

Climb the splitter block. Excellent rock. Solo FA.

Walk up slab with no hands.

Start on sidepull, traverse up and to the left. Only use holds on the face.

SS on the juggy ledge and climb straight up to topout.

stand start holding the big crack, climb up the crack an topout on great holds

Gentle slab on the R side of the boulder. Start at the interesting rock folds and up from there.

14 going on 17 The easiest route to the summit. Bring a standard rack of cams from micro to #2 along with a small selection of nuts (micro to large) and roughly 10 alpine draws. Expect the placements to be average and the climbing to be around grade 17 on average rock quality with high ledge fall potential. To find the start scramble up into the large, dark east notch and abseil 10-15m down the other side to a hanging belay on the spiky shrubs (bring a spare sling for this rap point) P1 - Climb the mossy wall up the easiest weakness, trending left and mounting a few tricky mantles. Follow the line of easiest weakness up the jam crack (passing old piton) and into difficult vegetated mantle. Build belay here. P2 - Scramble up diagonal slope to the left (15m) P3 - Up the easy but barely secured boulders, belay from a large boulder and single bolt on the far side of the top. A 60m rope is enough to rap back down into the notch (30mish)