Ascents in Jenga having Beta

commited section through the tufas for shorter people

Some technical sections with thin holds

Unsent

Gardening required! Not wet, just looks wet

1st time on pure granite. Not sure whether this is granite grading or it's just Takun's grading. Definitely hard for the grade lol

Amazing route, delicate sequence on a bunch of side pull crimp. Sustain crux section, need to work on power endurance.

technical slab

tricky start and big lay back

scary on lead but doable

Mad 6a 🤣 fun but for a beginner is not that cool

Very cool line

So fun!

Beautiful features

Fun

This Craig stayed dry in the rain.

Classic, solid 6A route

Kindly ensure climb with 70m rope and carry plenty of quickdraw. The crux is two bolts after the ledge.

Fun route. Can choose to climb on the right side of the stalactite or climb out of it

This route is satisfying. Pls attempt

Got up to the steel maillon at the stalactite point - couldn't see anchor so bailed.

Super enjoyable

Inside the stalactite a chossy piece of limestone crumbled beneath my foot causing me to take a massive unexpected whipper. Safely caught by Cat though, without issue. Jumped back on and finished the climb with a fair amount of grunting. Turns out my beta was perhaps not the typical beta, with most people staying further left than me. My beta made the climb very thrutchy as I body jammed my way up the tufa.

Feels more of a 6a+ than a 6a, but finished with an amazing view of the golf course!

Its definitely 6a+ according to the consensus of the local climbers. Tricky start on the Granite section with a right one leg squat and awesome limestone layback moves to the top. Just wow,

Superb route with a bit of everything. Awesome power endurance section with this small side pull pinches and wide feet followed by a pumpy tufa section 3 quarters of the way and tricky sequences that leads to a nice finish. Good Quality rock with the first half granite and second half limestone.

Ended up drifting too far left and mixing the route up with Janus.

Short and easy.