Routen in Ashtray Wall

Start on some crozzly edges beneath the overlap/seam/crack. Go up to some more suspect edges and then go left to the obvious holds. Be very careful.

Start on the pockety edges. Go to the sidepull and then a big move. Use a variety of pockets, slopers and edges to gain the top. This is a 'must do' problem if you are at the Frontyard.

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Start at the overlapping and almost juggy features ( if they didn't face the wrong way). There is an okay pocket and then…..

Start on some small edges in a break. Once again there is an okay pocket. Looks more feasible than the last one. Or is it?

The bottom holds look a little dodgy, but are still there. Climb the overlap/rib, finishing left of the tree. Don't use the tree. An excellent problem.

The slabby arete. A fun problem.

Climb the slab with out the arete, utilising the big hold under the little rooflet. An excellent slab climbing experience with a little spice at the top.

Climb Falling Leaves to the big hold under the rooflet. Match hands, undercling the rooflet and go to the top. Way more fun and scary if you are short.

Start at the big, big undercling. Climb to the break, then up the arete to the top. Easy but high, and oh, so good.

An excellent variation of Terranium. From the pockety start hold, head left on a series of edges and reach a slopey RH pinch which is in the gutter like feature. Keep going left with a big move to a sloper and link the finish of "4". It makes a good problem even better.

Start at the right hand end of this overhanging section of rock, on a large, worn, pockety jug. Traverse left on edges and pockets to a cruxy move going to a slopey pinch in the seam. Awkward mantle. A popular problem.

Straight up from the shared start with 'Terranium'. Funky.

Stand start

Stand start on pocket

Stand start on pocket/dimple

Stand start

Sit start on low break and make way upwards using arete

Stand start on small crimps and top out.