Routes in The Gorge - Bouldering for selected grade

Sit start on the right facing large sidepull at the bottom of the boulder with feet on the pedestal below (The pedestal is split by a crack not far to the right of where the boulder sits, don't use feet right of the crack). A tricky first move, involving an improbably looking pinch or alternatively some small gaston crimps, leads to some better holds to gain the lip only to be followed by a heart-breaker slopey topout.

Sit start under the prow, left hand on the arete, right hand on a good sloper on the low lip, slap your way up to easier finish.

Sit start to Dehydration via a left sidepull and right hand underclinging the base of the boulder.

Sit start with left hand on good side pull low and right hand on gaston on the lip, bump out right to the arete and climb arete to top. Starting with your left hand on the gaston and right hand on the arete goes at around v3.

Hang start on the good indented jug on the lip, bad feet or campus slap your way to a graceful double knee mantle.

Sit start as for Little Women, and finish as for Millwright Low

Highball. Apparently done as a trad route (21) back in the dark ages but that’s ridiculous - it’s a boulder! Stand start on the nose into easier high ground.

Highball. Stand start in the middle of the main face. Layaway/rock up to a good hold, before continuing up the thin cracks and RH arete.

The river facing wall. Sit start on far left at large side pull. Pop to rail, traverse slightly R then up central line.

Sit start on two opposing sidepulls and climb just left of the corner without using the other boulder to the right.

Sit start squeezing on a good LH sidepull in the gap and a not so good RH sidepull a little lower. Continue up more sidepulling to the top without using the other boulder to the left.

Stand start towards the middle of the block using two stacked vertical side pulls. Venture out right to a good opposing side pull, then travel back left to top out as for “Five for Five” Jaime Williams (FA)

Stand start from offwidth traverse rightwards across face and bridge through the corner to finish in the crack on the right. As the name implies, its more of a puzzle than a difficult rock climb.

Start on a waist high short horizontal rail about 4 meters left of the arête. Make a big move up to the next good rail and traverse rightwards around the corner where the rail becomes a seem. Continue on until just before the corner where you can drop down to a good incut left-facing sidepull to finish.

Jump start to the good crimp rail at around 2 and a half metres up. Move straight up without using the large ledge on your left. Eliminate but good problem!

2 metres to the left of Right Arete is a blunt corner. Sit start on a left hand crimp at around waist height and right hand on the arete. Hard move with bad feet gets you off the ground and and onto a good left hand sidepull into the stand start. Climb to the top from here

Stand start the Arete left of bench seat. Quite a bit of history as this was reportedly FA'd by Henry Barber in 1975

At water level, climbs arete moving right to finish above a hostile landing.

Sit Start with LH on good Side pull and RH on bad slopey side pull. Head up via big moves to top.

Cleaned and ready to go. Untried, so not sure of grade. Up for grabs if you want it! At a guess, maybe v4+

Sit Start matched on large flake. Burst up arete via slopey holds and good LH crimp.

Start low with both hands on the flat edge

Sit start deep under the boulder with your left hand on the good undercling feature and right hand in the crimp slot on the arte. Move up via a hard first move and head left to odd mantle over the highest part of the boulder

The overhanging face without using the R crack/arete. Sit start off block with LH scoop and RH side pull. Top out over the highest point.

The steep central L line up the nose of the boulder. Stand start with LH on arete and RH on big triangle pinch. Some strong moves, then slab to top out. Top section still needs a good clean.

Stand start L of crack with good low LH, and RH on slopey arete. Compress up to better holds without using the R wall or standing on the lower ramp.

Sit start matched in the diagonal crack and move straight up. Easier alternative can be done by heading right rather than straight up the face.

Stand start at good juggy rail and head straight up with sidepulls, underclings, slopers and crimps. A good all rounder!

Sit start as for Pineapple Traverse but head straight up via good holds

Start under the small roof on an undercling and a slopey block hold just below. Climb straight up to finish.

On the boulder just right of Pineapple Tree, start on a large rail at about chest height. move leftwards to the arête and top out.

Same start as previous route but make a big move right after the first move. Continue right to easier mantle

On the downstream face of the boulder is a roof with a flake. Start matched on flake and pull to good holds and top out. Quite lowball, best done without a pad, or one of which that just protects your head.