Einträge in Catacombs

Follow the old dual track all the way east or cut though via the Main Ridge boulders.

Sit start under overhang on left side on well chalked undercling/sidepull. Go straight up on crimps to mantel top-out.

As for 'Catacomb roof' until the middle crimps, then bust right and traverse through burly underclings saving enough juice to dyno to the good nubbin.

Stylishly links the two Catacombe climbs. Start matching on the sloper/lump and chuck feet on where you can. Strong moves down through the 'Catacomb Roof Right' route in reverse (try saying that quickly), before traversing low and transitioning into the Catacombs route. Beware of the dreaded dab during transition.

Sit start on large jug under overhanging face on huge jug. Up to more jugs then slopers and mantel top out.

Crimps to edge - then traverse the lip to E13 as a warm-up

Start as for E10, when you get to the lip, traverse right to the corner and around it to E13.

Thin crimps to top.

Same crimpy start as for Ohhhshishkabob

A sit start variant from the large footy slab and tiny sharp crimp

Thin crimps to top.

Trend right over crimps and top out.

Start on the tooth/flake and straight up.

Up the face just right of the crack.

Up the crack.

Layback and then nothing?

Slightly over hang wall to the right of the corner.

Climb the crack in the corner.

Start on good edge with right hand to the left of the corner and climb face to top.

Climb the arete to the left of the corner. Mantle up on huge jug, then up arete.

Doesn't look it, but it is good value. It is to the left further of the Arete.

Sit start and follow groove to top. Could use another light scrub as of October 2010.

The cube like boulder downhill and east of the Catacomb roof has a crimpy problem starting on the right arete, going across face to the left and up. Guessing at the grade, could be harder.

Nice and tall arete just east of catacomb roof 30m. Not sure of the name either. Grade should be close.

A nice little arete number under the obvious overhang down the hill from Dan's originally named highball route "Tall Arete".