Routes as trad in Sam Bullock Wall

Climb the twin cracks to a chock stone at half height, finish up left to good ledges.

Grade 17 variation: climb the right-hand crack direct.

The crack through the pea pod. Belay as for Man From Atlantis.

Corner crack left of the gully. Climb the wide crack, exiting on large holds over some chock stones. Belay off blocks at the top or continue up the gully to anchors.

Step left onto a steep slab below the only bolt. Straight up into the crack to the top. Belay off blocks at the top or continue up the gully to anchors.

Climb the slabby rib, moving right from the ledge at 5m . Up for 3m till you can step back left onto the rib, and on to the top. Belay off blocks at the top or continue up the gully to anchors.

Start heading up The Bounding Man then traverse left through obvious crack line to the finish of Sam Bullock.

To the right of the gully, the steep wall with prominent crack systems. Follow a leftward slanting crack up through a bulging blocky section stepping right when the crack runs out and then to the top.

Starts from the high boulder ledge up the right leaning crack to the right of 'Puffin'. Place some smallish cams and then sling the pinnacle before heading up the crack. Exit the crack and traverse left to the anchors of Puffin. First climbed after a big night drinking Roaring Meg.

Starts in the open book corner to the left of 'Slap and Tickle', climb easily up large blocks to a widening crack. Layback off an easy hand jam and climb the short crack to top out on a large sloping ledge with flax bushes.

Set up a TRAD belay in the cracks on either side of the solid/stable massive wedged boulder. The money is the next crack (on the RHS of the ledge) which starts off as hands then fist then a short offwidth crux. Worth having a BD 2,3 and 4 cam.

Once the crack has been exited climb easily trending right below the large “diving board” roof. Once below the diving board step right and traverse for 1 metre on an exposed ledge system (above the slab of 'Slap and Tickle').

Finally, high step up over the bulging boulders and scramble carefully to the anchors of “slap and tickle” There is a small pine tree below the anchors which can be slung for those feeling a little faint hearted. Helmet recommended.