Routes in North Ridge

The orange streak. Glorious jug hauling leads to a harder finish

The wall to the right of Stella's Climb.

Nice to revisit techniques from the olden days. Climb the crack clipping the bolts on Sunbeam. When this becomes too difficult, run it out trad style or place one or more 1/2-2 cam units (also trad style). Clip the Sunbeam anchors.

Interesting climbing on the left side of the turret.

Nice moves up the bulging arête, with the crux at the top. For full value start at the base and avoid stepping right onto the block.

Up thin hand crack until into finishes, avoid shrubs, clip the bolt on Valentine and then up finishing up through the crux of Valentine.

Finger crack then thin face on left side of buttress. Start from high ledge (there is a belay bolt), or belayer can stay on the ground.

A Sand River classic. This wall and arete looks many grades harder from the ground, and offers great moves and positions. Thin traverse right to gain the glorious arete.

A fine climb up the left side of the front of the buttress, with a couple of crux sections.

A great mix of styles up the right side of the prominent buttress. Holds appear when desired. Will improve with age

The corner system on the south facing right side of the buttress. Physical climbing up the initial corner, then tough laybacking around the roof let with poor feet.

Engaging and varied climbing, with a mix of steep moves, technical mantles, and thin face climbing

Steep climbing on jugs that keep appearing when you need them.

Short powerful overhang.

The overhanging crack. Steep and exciting climbing on good rock.

Follow the crack up to the first bolt. One spicy move leads to fun grade 18 clmbing.