Routes in The Boulder Bridge

Arete and wall L of the Start corner. Okay protection.

Start: Start on the left side of the orange wall. Nice continuous climbing up the flake. Gain a rest on the ledge and continue up the arete.

Climb Muesli then at the Extra G variant move R to below the bulge and continue directly up the face L of Extra G.

Start up Muesli (trad gear) then reverse the traverse of Extra G Connection straight into the crux of Geronimo's Cadillac, then finish as for Geronimo's Corvette. Longest route on the wall.

Very nice sustained wall climb.

Start: Start as for muesli and continue for 6 metres to where 2 small horizontals allow you step out on to the wall to the right. Climb over a small bulge to reach a thin seam and follow this to where it curls of right. Clip the bolt and go for the top.

Start up Geronimo's Cadillac. Traverse left after the first bolt to join Extra G.

Starts up Geronimo's Cadillac as far as the second bolt then goes up and a little left from there: a couple of fine vertical crimps off to the left and then straight over the bulge to grab a quartz knob, swings up and there is a nice sequence of dynamic moves on the lip of the bulge reminiscent of a skateboarding move.

From the skateboard move the route continues straight up (small crystal finger pocket) and a tricky sequence at the top, sustained until the last move. The line avoids all the holds on Muesli and Extra G.

Takes a direct line after the 2nd bolt (basically eliminating the jug rest to the right). Contrived, but if you want the 26 label, this is the way to do it. Has over the years been muddled with the RHV (25 - and the obvious line using the jug).

GC but with the benefit of using the jug out right. The standard way of climbing this line nowadays, and mistaken as the full 26 version by many.

Take Geronimo's Cadillac (direct version) to the half height rest, then launch past 2 more bolts through a final boulder problem right of the original finish. Slightly harder than GC.

2m R of "The Thinker". Up wall, clip 1st bolt of "Close your eyes and think of England" on your right, then up past piton.

Start: Easy climbing but with limited protection up to the small roof. Clip the two bolts and finish on some slightly gritty rock.

Takes the wall between Close Your Eyes and Clea. Cross the latter and finish airily up the steepening between Clea and Clea Direct. Side-runners can be arranged in Clea's lower crack if required.

Up fist sized crack, trend left and up wide crack. Beginners sometimes bury themselves inside it.

Start: Climb Clea's well protected crack. Move slightly right from the ledge onto the arete. Continue up moving over the small roof.

Straight up and over bolt L of Palm Oil. Side runners in PO to begin.

Climb up into the brain and head left to two small crimps then reach for an under cling in the roof to rest. Move left around the arete and the 2nd roof, RH side crimp on up high and LH gaston to get a high right foot to step up to a jug and smooth reachy climbing to the top.

Start beneath moulded brain shaped hole. Up easily to ledge and into brain, then difficult move to underneath roof. Pull over roof to a rest below a second roof. Surmount this and then continue easily up crack.

Start: Traverse right from the cave, or start directly up left side of the lower cave. Move up to the detached block and execute a nice move to gain a stance on the block. Follow the well protected corner.

Up through the lower cave to the tiny bottomless corner on the R side of Plexas' detached block. Up this, step L onto the block and continue as for Plexas, alternatively finish directly up the face at a similar grade.

Start at broad arete marked with "O". Up to stance below roof, move left and mount the protruding flake, finish up the crack above.

Start 2m right of Mt Olive (marked "O"). Up to stance below roof. Follow thin crack through roof to jugs, hand traverse left around arete then up.

Up groove to the left of arete to roof then traverse into digital input. Nice novelty route. Not much gear though.

The curving corner just left of Boulder Bridge.

Up the L wall of the gully passing over a little slab and using the arete on the L as required (there used to be more holds and it was graded 17.)

The small amount of rock between Big Sham's corner and the left arete. Straight up the centre. The left and right side are off limits. Very little pro. Don't fall!

Stick to the middle only, left and right side out of bounds apparently. Dangerous lead. Small RP between you and the deck!

Well Named. The V corner is actually a climb, but you may not have noticed.

The crack splitting the front of the buttress R of Big Sham. Initialed but fading.