Routes as boulder in Pride Rock

Sit start with your right hand on the sloper arete and your left hand on the good edge. Climb the slab and top out via the large ledge on the wall behind.

From the main entrance of the cave turn right and down one step. Start matched on the very low good jug. Follow the overhang up to pockets and top out on good holds up and right through the small opening. Stay clear of the low block.

Starts looking out of the West facing exit deep in the cave. Start on crimpy undercling and traverse right. Finish 5m right on high angled large pocket

Starts 2 metres left of 'I Need A Bar' on the good roof jug. Move to the good edge and make your way through some bad slopers. Join 'I Need A Bar' and climb this problem. Continue up and out the higher entrance of the cave and mantle on the ledge above. Many, many moves.

Start matched on the large roof jug and move out to a large sharp side pull. Tag a gaston with your left hand and make a big move to a good side pull. From here work through some underlings, up and around the bulge to gain a good edge before gaining the 'glory' jug. Traverse up and left to top out onto the slabby boulder at the caves entrance. An absolute classic of the area!

Located on the ledge directly under Pride Rock. Crawl into the small cave and start matched on a good edge. Move out and up the overlapped overhanging corner and mantle it out.

Start as for 'Every Bit of Everything'. Make the first few moves of this problem and at the start of the overlapping corner continue left along the overhanging arete to a deep one finer pocket. Make a big move to a good hold and mantle it out.

20m right from Pride Rock facing out and below the walk in path lies an overhung wall next to a tree. Start matched on the horizontal with a handjam and move RH to a half pad crimp in the 60 degree overhung wall. Bust a move to the big pocket then move up to a mantle over the summit. Watch your back on the wall behind.

Drop down from 'The Keep' and go left roughly for 20m. Around the back of the big boulder is this problem. Starts on a jug on the right side of the steep wall. Obvious mantle top out provides the entertainment. The dimpled/pocketed vertical face behind this remains a project, as does the left arete of this block.