Routes in North East for selected grade

Start right hand at the bottom of the same crack feature to start the previous problem and left hand on a good hold at the bottom of the bulge. Make an off-balance move to gain a small sharp crimp and then 2 more hard tension moves to the top

Somewhat of an eliminate. Start as for Mars but move rightwards off a small crimp (avoiding the obvious jug to the left used for Mars) and slap out to the right side to top out

Start low in the hole on two crimps and head rightwards on relatively easy ground to a powerful finale on small crimps to the lip.

Start as for Sideshow, once hitting lip, traverse right for several metres via bad slopers to gain better terrain for mantle

Physically more like V8 climbing, but given the seriousness of the landing you might as well give yourself the 9 points. Start on the obvious right-facing sidepull about 1m right of the corner and climb straight up using the left corner and crimps with some right hand sidepulls. Blowing the crux likely will lands you in the hole full of brambles. If that happens, at least know you weren’t the first.

Sit start as for Good Pud and head straight up

Sit start with right hand flat crimp and left hand glorious pinch. Head up through bad holds to big committing finish move.

The lower start to Pound of Flesh V7. Stand start with LH in rippled sloper and RH on triangle crimp/pinch, Big RH move to decent edge and then slap your way into Pound of Flesh start holds. Definitely room still for a sit start, very small holds. Low percentage and compression resistant, a classic of the crag.

The left arete of the steep boulder. Sit start following the line of compression holds to top out on the left side of the slab. Looks like a super quality line

The next line of edges up to a sloping topout. Sit start on large rail using edges to reach the lip

Hard technical climbing in a steep open corner

Distillery Creek's answer to Powerslave. hand start on good low left arete. Big moves to opposing sidepulls, and mantle over the lip.

Sit start on the two good sidepulls and punch up into Strongarm Bitter

Stand. Start low on the arete and move dynamically out with a big span to join American Visions.

Sit start low, left hand on flat sloper and right hand just next to it on okay slopey edge

Stand. Start LH layaway at chest height - to moves out R

SDS. Located in a cave just uphill from MIDH

Sit start in the back of the cave, do some funky moves with cryptic beta and top out over the slightly less fun landing

The hardest open project in the Gorge and possibly the hardest line in the gorge if it goes. Takes the blank left face and sharp arete to DBB

Stand start on 2 bad slopey edges with bad feet and mountain goat your way to the top. Very hard by the feel of it.

Start as for Unnamed Arete and head up and left around the corner to the starting holds of Jumper, then finish as for Jumper.

Historical ascensionist advise taping the tip of the left index finger in order to use the invisible link which is a tiny sharp spiky edge.

Up the face underneath 'Scrubba Dub' Start LH on small sidepull nub and RH on terrible sloper indent. chockstone foot probably has to be in for it to be possible.

Climb Ramped Up without using the ramp at all. A crucial foot has since broken after the FA. Needs grade confirmation, quite a lot harder now.

Sit Start with right hand on low sidepull sloper and left hand under the arete on a dimpled sloper. A brutally hard compression move will find you at the starting hold of Urak-Hai - finish as for that.

Great problem with big and powerful compression. Start with left hand on undercling and right hand on arete. Rest is up to imagination at this point

Left start to Secret Hideaways, right hand on crimp, left hand on arete and up via slopers

Great compression line on the back of the Island Boulder. Squat start right hand on a good horizontal crimps above head height and left hand on the good pinch down low.

Sit Start. Lh on low arete, RH low on incut crimp. Go up

Currently broken right hand start hold, problem has not been repeated since and is considerably harder Only a couple moves of hard pulling, but quite powerful. Start RH on the reinforced crimp in the middle of the face (now a lot smaller) and LH squeezing the Left side at about the same height or just below where some small ridges are visible. Make a move up the left face and throw for a good hold out right near the lip. Finish with an easier, but ungraceful top out. Very nice compression problem.

Start matched on the large crack/ledge at move out right to some crimps. Make a big move back right to a slanting crimp rail and then dyno for a jug up over the top. If you miss the dyno you're liable to take a nasty fall down into a hole. The first ascentionist filled this potential hazard in with logs and branches before covering it with pads, Unfortunately floods and 12 year old kids who like playing with sticks seemed to make short work of his efforts, so there's a good chance you may have to rebuild the landing.

The clean overhanging face to the left of ‘Sudoku.’

Just right of the previous problem is an undercut roof facing up river. Start RH on the lowest good undercling/sidepull in the roof, LH squeezing the left face at about the same height (~25cm below the divot), and feet on the detached 'diving board' boulder below the actual roof block. Pull hard compression moves requiring quite a bit of core tension to gain a jug over the lip, followed by an easier top out. Probably a little more interesting exercise for developing that 6-pack you always wanted than doing sit-ups, but that's a matter of opinion. Climbing this without using the protruding boulder for feet would easily bump the grade up 2 or 3 numbers.