Routes as boulder in The Cow Paddock

Just L of The Lunge (when walking to The Cow Paddock). Up L from horizontal to jugs and straight up.

A short arête with the chunky undercling.

An ok problem Right of Lunge.

Pocketed slab.

Starting at the LH end of the long vertical face, traverse R along the slopey top and finish at the flake at the RH end. Surprisingly tricky.

A variant of Ice Cream Topping. Mantle half way for an easier problem.

Starting in the middle of the wall off the small LH sidepull and tiny RH crimp. Tricky feet and then launch for the slopey top. Fingery Fun.

Sit start on the short uphill arete (below the obvious hanging knob) with RH sidepull and lower of the two LH slopes. Fun.

Essentially Nasty Knob, without the RH sidepulls. Sit start below the horn, with the slopes at the base of the vague arête. Now go straight up via some small divots and slopes to gain the horn. Reachy last move.

Start sitting on the block below the short face and slab. Start 1.5m L of the tree, hanging off the LH arete and small crimp on the face. Up to hold on slab and finish moving up and L.

Mantle onto short slab using the one obvious good hold. Climb it at 5 O'clock and find out why.

Starts just R of the tree and up on slopey holds with a crux slap for the juggy flake.

Straight up the dimpled face starting off sidepull and slopey pinches.

Up the obvious flake arête, starting off small blocks and step up to small underclings then follow the flake R. A good problem.

For a variant start, see "Unnamed V4".

Start from ground off small holds (slopey crimps).

LHV of CL, starting just L at better footholds, finishing via a great jug. Balancy goodness.

Middle of the blank looking face below the hanging flake. Starts crouched off the obvious low handrail, up to flake.

Sit start on the rocking boulder, then a single move dyno to the top.

Short, steep sit start below the obvious flake and up. Sharp.

Variant of Bedraggled - without the sit start. A pleasant problem.

A short sit start with a tricky first move and actually easier for shorter people.

SS on edges at lip single mantle move to easy top out

Sit start at LH end of tiny bulge, moving R and topping out at highest point.

Start way around R and traverse L to the start of "Unnamed Traverse #1", and top out L.

Reverse direction of Training Day.

Starts 1m L of Bum Crack. Up from cluster of small edges to slopey pinch and a hard mantle.

A balancy crack and face climbing to a slope at the top with a pleasant top out. Classic. See Bum Crack Sit Start for a slightly harder problem.

Same as Bum Crack but with the obvious sit start.

Start as for "Bum Crack Sit Start", only go up and across diagonally L to finish up as for "Harry Houdini's Hand Holds", via a tough and thin traverse.

Start 2m R of Bum Crack with a high slopey LH pinch, and a bad lower RH hold. Paste your feet and up to some slopes and a tricky mantle. Stack mats or blocks to reach the LH start hold if you are too short - see "The right cheek high start".

Same as "The right cheek" but starting high with pads or blocks.

Crank through steep wall from slopes on lip. Starts off the flake embedded in the ground. Alternatively start as "Pull Hard Variant 1"[1993001625], "Pull Hard Variant 2"[1993001625], or "Pull Hard Variant 3"[1993001736].

Alternative start to "Pull Hard". Start without the flake.

Alternative start to "Pull Hard". Start just L with LH sidepull.

Alternative start to "Pull Hard". Start way R at problem F and traverse L.

Slab right of "Pull Hard" up shallow corner.

Fun, balancy moves up this tiny wall, starting off the obvious sidepull. Can be done using various eliminates as well as one handed, and has been done as a classic hands free problem!

Up on nice flakes. Start in the middle of the wall, moving right to the top. This is the descent route for the boulder and it is a little tricky.

The RH arête of The Elevator wall.

Sustained slab just R of steep blank section. Step onto slab from boulders. Bad landing and scary.

High slab with a tricky start and a balancy finish.

Fine slab with a reachy move at the top. Starts in the middle/right of the wall and up via a good RH sidepull to a cluster of good edges.

Up to obvious hanging flake feature 3m up the wall, trending left to finish.

Starting 2m right of "The Divorce". A steep highball face with good edges and sidepulls, just left of the obvious flake, with the crux at the top. Standing start off the pair of chunky edges. A super classic!

Starting 2m left of "The Good Wife". Follow the line of edges and scoops up to a crux at the top with a cruisy mantle to finish. Mega classic!

Interesting. Start by establishing yourself on the detached block beneath the L leaning overhung arête. Now move R and onto the vertical face, going up this at the good flake.

Variant of The Oddity. Start from ground level and go up the LH side of the vertical face, just R of the block and arête.

Up and down route up the obvious easiest slab.

Featured rib of holds up the slab. Footwork intensive.

Very tall, proud arête and a magnum opus. Sometimes there are some wasps on the face R so be careful.

Sit start

Sit start