Routes in Harvey’s Marbles for selected grade

Continue "Fall from Grace" L along the slopey lip till you reach the other arete and mantle here.

Variant of 'Snorkel'. Low start eliminating starting edge of original problem.

Essentially 'Mr Angry Head' without the swing start; In other words establish yourself on the rock and then dyno for the top. Technical and fun.

Same sit start as 'Squatting Bear', only move R into 'Trixter', moving R along crimps to the slab and up this. Technical and good.

Face and arete with a long floaty dynamic crux. The small block directly below the arete is in for feet at the start.

Note: the RH start hold broke mid-2022. The problem still goes at around V10.

The face and arête just L of tree. Start standing on the flake embedded in the ground, with slopey sidepull for LH and incut tooth for RH. Reachy and hard move up and R to the sidepull and up. Reach dependant start.

Sit start to Rice Bubbles using the underclings.

Start as for Nahaul and keep go L to finish above C on slopey holds.

Sit start in the middle of undercut slab. Move R to arete and up via hard last move. Easier in winter.

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 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".

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!

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.

Very contrived. Start with the Xibalba starting hold for your LH, and your RH on a crimp in the roof. Awkwardly pull on and throw for the RH sloper, before a big move brings you back L. Continue traversing L all the way to the arête and an EASY mantle on some good holds.

Desperate thin and slopey RH arete, starting from LH side. Hard move to get chunky sidepull, followed by a blank top section.

Dynamic move just L of False Pretences. Standing start and up the flake to finish. Fun.

Face just R, between obvious RH arête and vague LH arête. Standing start and up anyway you can.

Starts between More Mats Please and Mr Stupid. Low crouched start with LH on the curving undercling flake, and RH on the tiny edge. Move up via good LH edge and slopey RH pinch, then a crux slap L for a better hold and straight up.

Start with your RH below the roof on the small flake for a tougher low start.

As for Free the Refugees but instead of mantling, continue traversing R to the big jug and then mantle. Nice easy tick and excellent fun.

The sit start just L of the Sydney Six, finishing a couple of moves up with 2 small edges. Unfortunately the wall opposite makes any top out very unlikely.

Using the block for feet, start a couple of moves lower on Sydney Six. See the guidebook.

Starts slightly on the right hand side under the obvious overhanging prow. Jump up to the lip to a sloper and mantle to the scoop. See also "Mike Delta X-Ray Variant"

Start as for “Super Double With a Twist” but go up and Left, via some fantastic slopers, and mantling via jugs for Left-hand Fun.

Short wall just L of the above problem. Starts off a small edge and then up via some slopey dishes. Desperate.

2m L of Delicate Connection. Up, starting off high LH slopey pocket and undercling for RH. Don't move R to arête - if you do, you're doing "Collateral Damage Variant" - rather go straight up to a precise deadpoint then a desperate finish.

Sit start off the block to above problem, using tiny RH sidepull and LH pinch.

Classic line just L of Best In Tension, sharing some holds.

Starts in the middle of the steep wall off the in-cut edges with a lack of feet. Big moves to the top. Sharp but good.

RHV of Imported Products. Start with your LH on the obvious sharp incut. Paste a foot and jump start up and R, then a slopey finish coming back L.

Start with the good RH sidepull about 3m R of Battle Of The Bulge, pretty much in front of the tree. Swing start, (one foot on the wall and jump) to a good LH hold. Up and L to the good holds above Imported Products.

Slopey pocket mantle L of the big tree and prominent nose (opposite side of boulder to above problems), not using the flake embedded in the ground. V12 if you use Madoc's original sequence and stick your R Foot above your head!

Sit start just R of 'D', (just L of tree), using the flake embedded into the ground for your L Hand and feet, and the edge for your R Hand. Steep start up into 'D'.

Reachy and a little contrived. The face with the high and tiny RH sidepull. Starts using a slopey LH pinch, Tough. Jug above and R of sidepull and arête of pinch are both off.

Thumb destroying fun on the downhill side of the boulder.

Starting low on sidepulls to mantle.

Middle of face. Classic. A recent broken hold has made it harder.

Starts with small crimps and then up to featured line of small holds.

Sit start on the arête with big ledge for feet and then move left through the bulge.

A very tough single move with a very small LH crimp and terrible feet.

Steep sit start off low edge; watch the holds. Up to the lip & mantle. See also Disintegration VS.

Tough, thin slab with some cool little holds.

Slopey arête and finish.

Low crouched start off RH sidepull and little LH sloper. Up and across into Lovely Legs.

Classic two mover with little scoops and crimps.

Powerful crux down low. Technical crux up high. Very good. From the slopey edges up and L slightly.

LHV of The Grill. High start (stack mats).

Up grill feature from holds at lip. A little sharp but such a cool feature.

Arete, super techy footwork

Tiny sit start.

Start on arête with Big RH hold.

Using the low boulder for feet pull up and R onto the arête and slopey mantle to finish.

Face just L of tree starting with undercling and crimp. Up via some tough moves.

Vague slopey arête.

SS to “life is Beautiful”

Stand start with the frightening drop off behind you! Don't fall off.

Good moves though a little sharp. From the break, use RH sloping crimp and make big move up to good edges.

Use RHS, but go R around corner to finish.

Excellent SS.

R of arete and up above slab via slopey edges and side pulls

A slopey lip traverse.

SS using block for feet and little crimps.

Good left sidepull, excellent incut crimp for right. Move into and up through the seam until the blob hold, then crank hard up to crimps on the lip.

Crouched start just R of 'A'.

Dyno. Bad landing.

Steep face starting down low. Broken hold so now a little harder than the original problem.

Campus problem on the slopey holds. Starts as low as possible.

Jumping start to the good (LH) and back right to high incuts (The Halfway Problem). Mantle and step left to the arete, finishing up the slab.

Overhung wall 5 metres to the left of “Porcelain”.

Jump start to establish, up arete.