Nodes in Flying Blind Area

Although there is no CH on this cliff itself, it's easily visible from the walking track, and probably best avoided.

Although there is no CH on this cliff itself, it's easily visible from the walking track, and probably best avoided.

Although there is no CH on this cliff itself, it's easily visible from the walking track, and probably best avoided.

Although there is no CH on this cliff itself, it's easily visible from the walking track, and probably best avoided.

Although there is no CH on this cliff itself, it's easily visible from the walking track, and probably best avoided.

Although there is no CH on this cliff itself, it's easily visible from the walking track, and probably best avoided.

Although there is no CH on this cliff itself, it's easily visible from the walking track, and probably best avoided.

Although there is no CH on this cliff itself, it's easily visible from the walking track, and probably best avoided.

This was originally graded 17 as the FA was quite straight-forward on hand jams. Repeats found it quite a bit harder, maybe because they were laybacking?

Originally graded 17 (as was Chocolate Frog), so the grade has been bumped up by the same amount. Could someone please repeat both in the same day and provide feedback?! It is also believed that Peter Stebbins may have done a direct start into this line past a bolt, at grade 19. Confirmation of this would also be appreciated.

This is the direct start with BR into Chocolate Frog done with Andrew Stevens

Hard thin face moves past BRs onto sloping bulge

Although there is no CH on this cliff itself, it's easily visible from the walking track, and probably best avoided.

Hard pumpy direct start (BR) into Gunga Din.

Start as for Flying Blind. Either stick clip the high 1st RB or place a small cam or nut in FB. Up FB for a few moves before a move L up onto the face and vague arete. Up this and make a spectacular move over the roof on jugs to the lower off.

Takes the line up the proudest section of the orange wall. Climb pumpy overhang to the roof, R a few moves, then pull up and traverse spectacularly back L along the lip of the roof, and up.

Obvious jam cracks in wall 5m R of Flying Blind. Marked with a square.

Although there is no CH on this cliff itself, it's easily visible from the walking track, and probably best avoided.

Although there is no CH on this cliff itself, it's easily visible from the walking track, and probably best avoided.

Has some loose rock.

Although there is no CH on this cliff itself, it's easily visible from the walking track, and probably best avoided.

This looks quite ok! Starts next to chossy chimney and climbs a rising traverse R, leading into a great looking traverse line.

Never written up, but reportedly a route has been done up the beautiful wall halfway along the 'Cucumber Sandwich' traverse.

Start 15m R of the chossy chimney and immediately R of smooth orange wall. Up corner / arete, leading to a juggy chimney up high.

Although there is no CH on this cliff itself, it's easily visible from the walking track, and probably best avoided.

Front of small buttress 5m R of Mongoose, straight up, finishing through small roof.

Although there is no CH on this cliff itself, it's easily visible from the walking track, and probably best avoided.

Although there is no CH on this cliff itself, it's easily visible from the walking track, and probably best avoided.

Although there is no CH on this cliff itself, it's easily visible from the walking track, and probably best avoided.

Although there is no CH on this cliff itself, it's easily visible from the walking track, and probably best avoided.