Joe's Valley Guide

A meter from the top are two hangars. For those wanting to top rope this route use these. For leading and cleaning continue up to the ledge where there is a ring anchor set. Good spot to practice repeling.

A great route to introduce brand new climbers to climbing outdoors. Very easy start to this route to help build up confidence and encourage them to keep on going.

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Climb both pitches together all the way to the top. Make sure when lowered to stop at the ledge where first pitch anchors are located. Safety yourself, pull the rope, thread the rings and lower to ground from here. OR climb as a proper multi pitch route. Good ledge at first set of anchors to belay from.

Don't climb too far past the last bolt before turning around, looking behind you, up and to the left for an anchor set. You can stop here or keep on climbing to the top, which I recommend doing. The lower anchor set is there for people wanting to top rope the bottom half of this route.

Use whatever it takes to get to the anchors: slab in front, wall behind, and boulders to the left. This route is unlike any other at Lion's Head. A very physical, full body experience.

A 70m rope will let you climb these two pitches as one. Highly recommend this climb for it's unique moves, holds and setting.

This route is very technical and delicate slab climbing at it's finest. Use any holds on the slab, clipping route #22 hangars, but staying clear of the arete on the far right. The arete on the right side is off of this route; it cannot be used at any point. Who'll be the first to bag this hard FA?