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Grade Route Gear style Popularity Crag
Trad
31 The Squid and the Whale-Direct

One of the harder routes on the Ledge. Sustained and a touch exciting.

Start: Start on the staircase ledge about 5m to the right of the arête between 'Jeopardy' and 'Jacob's Ladder'

  1. [31] 40m Scramble up the large layback seam for about 10 meters to a ledge. Climb up the centre of the overhanging face through a series of small roofs to the 'Roulette' rail. Plenty of smallish cams are useful to protect this bottom section. Resisting the temptation to sit on the 'Roulette' ledge, rail right for 1m, pull through the roof and climb directly up the face just right of the main arete to join the original line at the 'Captain Hook' rail.

  2. Figure out a cunning way to get down and to retrieve your gear or join the final pitch of Roulette.

Rail right for 1m, pull through the roof and climb directly up the face just right of the main arete to join the original line at the hook rail.

FA: Jamie Smith, 2013

Trad 40m Table Mountain
31 Triple Jeopardy

Start as for 'Roulette Arête'.

FA: Jamie Smith, 2013

Trad 40m Table Mountain
32 The Last of the Mohawks

Start as for 'The Squid and the Whale-Original'

FA: Jamie Smith, 2013

Trad 40m Table Mountain
30/31 PROT:R Russian Roulette

Left of 'Roulette'

FA: Jamie Smith, 2014

Trad 40m Table Mountain
31 The Squid and the Whale-Original

One of the harder routes on the Ledge. Sustained and a touch exciting.

Start: Start on the staircase ledge about 5m to the right of the arête between 'Jeopardy' and 'Jacob's Ladder'

  1. [31] 40m Scramble up the large layback seam for about 10 meters to a ledge. Climb up the centre of the overhanging face through a series of small roofs to the 'Roulette' rail. Plenty of smallish cams are useful to protect this bottom section. Resisting the temptation to sit on the 'Roulette' ledge, rail right 2m and gain the next rail using the vertical crack. From this position, pull straight through the next little roof via difficult moves to establish in some underclings. Climb past a peg and move diagonally left past the crux of 'Jeopardy' to 2 more pegs and the 'Captain Hook' rail (the end of 'Jeopardy'). Lace the rail with cams and climb the blunt arête. Pull straight through the next roof and exit out left onto jugs on the headwall.

  2. Figure out a cunning way to get down and to retrieve your gear or join the final pitch of Roulette.

FA: J. Smith, 2013

Trad 40m Table Mountain
32 Mary Poppins and Her Great Umbrella
1 16 35m
2 32 15m
  1. [16] 35m
    ???
  2. [32] 15m
    ???

FA: C. Martinengo, 2003

Trad 50m, 2 Table Mountain
31/32 Darkest Africa

Roof to the right of Cukoo's nest.

FA: J. Möhle, 2012

Trad 30m Table Mountain
31 Huge Big Monster

FA: C. Martinengo, 2006

Trad 35m Table Mountain
Boulder
FB:7B Don’t play the quarry man

Start low and climb the arete

FA: niel mostert

Boulder Table Mountain
{FB} 7B The Great Undoing
Boulder Table Mountain
{FB} 7B Lost Relics Boulder Table Mountain
{FB} 7B+/C ??

Climb the thin crack

Boulder Table Mountain
FB:7B Battle BC
Boulder Table Mountain
{FB} 7B ?
Boulder Table Mountain
FB:7B Rhythm and Stealth

Climb as for Leftfield, this time using the holds up right. The arête is off.

Boulder Table Mountain
{FB} 7B Amazing Grace

Sit start in the crack, continue to climb the roof crack following it out of the cave. Once out in the open climb the vertical crack to top out.

Video Amazing Grace, 2nd ascent

FA: Joe Möhle, 2006

Boulder 8m Table Mountain
FB:7B Unnamed 1

Stand start on a reinforced hold and move up to the lip.

Boulder Table Mountain
{FB} 7B It's All Old School

Climb the face right of Excalibur.

FA: Joe Möhle, 2009

Boulder 3m Table Mountain
FB:7B Unnamed 2

Climb as for Unnamed 1 but head up right to a crimp.

Boulder Table Mountain
{FB} 7B+ The Bimblerette Boulder Table Mountain
FB:7B+ We Were Promised Jetpacks
Boulder Table Mountain
{FB} 7B+ Dig Down to Get Dirty

The new sit to the original Himura line. Start low on two opposing good sidepulls. Move right to sharp sloper, big move up to slopey sidepull/pinch, LH to small 2 finger pocket and finish left as Himura.

Video

Landry Lushima

Boulder Table Mountain
FB:7B The Deviant

Start as for U19 Girls Basketball and move left to join Swim.

Boulder Table Mountain
{FB} 7B U19 Girls Basketball

Stand start with BH on edge in the middle of the face, up to the hollow above, RH to pinch, TO straight up.

FA: Marijus Šmigelskis

Boulder Table Mountain
FB:7B+ Zeus

Start low in the hole then traverse over to Dionysus and do it the hard way

FA: micheal kievits

Boulder 8m Table Mountain
{FB} 7B Dominatrix

Eliminate. Start as for Corporal Punishment, then do a big move out right to a crimp and continue moving right using a long crimp to top out next to the tree. The good holds of Memories are off. Video here.

Boulder Table Mountain
{FB} 7B+ Skeleton Key
Boulder Table Mountain
FB:7B Regime Change

Sit start to freak of the week

Boulder Table Mountain
{FB} 7B+ The Bold and the Beautiful

Jump-start to two black holds and climb the adrenaline inducing arête. did the first repeat a year later and thinking it was a first ascent named it Zero Gravity.

Ascent by Matthew Bush

FA: Dan Archambault, 2007

Boulder Table Mountain
{FB} 7B The Badger

Sit-start on an incut rail and move up on nothing holds.

FA: Joe Möhle, 2009

Boulder Table Mountain
{FB} 7B+ Emile Baggins

Bum start and do two or three hard moves on crimps to reach a good left side pull then topout.

Boulder Table Mountain
{FB} 7B Bradshaw's Variation

Bum start in underclings, move up to a good edge on the right and top-out.

Beta Video

Landry Lushima

Boulder Table Mountain
{FB} 7B Southern Cross

Sit-start just right of Lonestar Arête, move RH to Beach Babes' vertical slot and top-out direct.

FA: Joe Möhle, 2007

Boulder 7m Table Mountain
{FB} 7B The Nooner

Sit start, Right hand on a crimp, left up to crimpy gaston, right to the slopey crimp, left to crimpy gaston. Top out on the flat hold ignoring the arete.

Sheldon Smith

FA: Serle Shuman, 1998

Boulder Table Mountain
{FB} 7B Don's Problem

Sit-start on an edge on black rock.

Boulder 2m Table Mountain
{FB} 7B Tree Traverse

Sitstart using jugs next to the tree. Traverse right, staying low under the first roof, through the open book and crux corner. Continue right, staying low around the next two corners (including the final roof) to finish up above the slab.

FA: M. Janata, 1998

Boulder Table Mountain
{FB} 7B Baby Shark Deep-start

Beta Video

Landry Lushima

FA: Loïc Gaidioz, 2006

Boulder Table Mountain
{FB} 7B+ Back in Black

FA: N. Mostert

Boulder 4m Table Mountain
FB:7B+ Fromage et Baguette

Start as for After School Adventure and traverse right to finish up Swim.

FA: Michael Janata, 2009

Boulder Table Mountain
{FB} 7B Dionysus

Eliminate problem. See video below.

By Sheldon Smith

FA: Greg Streatfield, 2008

Boulder Table Mountain
FB:7B Phuza Thursday

Climb Another Winner (Variation 1) to the rail, then downclimb Snail Trail to join Overconfidence

Boulder Table Mountain
{FB} 7B Xibalba

Low SS with LH on small layaway and RH on good layaway, climb to TO.

Landry Lushima

Boulder Table Mountain
FB:7B+ The Deviant (Alternative Finish) Boulder Table Mountain
{FB} 7B Papa Lazarou

Start on same crimps as for The Handbag but climb straight up to TO.

Beta Video

Video

Boulder Table Mountain
FB:7B+ The Pinch Problem

Sit-start with LH on a good pocket, RH to a layaway pocket above and climb up.

FA: Marijus Šmigelskis

Boulder Table Mountain
{FB} 7B Freestyle

Climb the seam up the very high wall.

FA: Matt Bush, 2016

Boulder Table Mountain
FB:7B Green Leaves

Awesome climb, instead of using slopey jug on Dionysus use crimpy undercling - Sheldon

FA: Sheldon Smith, 2013

Boulder Table Mountain
FB:7B The Bro Code

Stand Start high left hand, low right hand and climb up the blunt arete.

Landry Lushima

FA: Marijus Šmigelskis, 2011

Boulder Table Mountain
FB:7B+ Undoing of Done

FA: Brendan Kuhnert, Jun 2022

Boulder Table Mountain
{FB} 7B+ Menu Eis Bitte

Start with 'Alpenrösli' behind you

Standing start, climb the white-patched face.

FA: Joe Möhle, 2010

Boulder 3m Table Mountain
FB:7B Book of Lies

FA: Marijus Šmigelskis, 2007

Boulder Table Mountain
FB:7B+ Scooch the Gooch
Boulder Table Mountain
FB:7B Built to Blast

FA: Marijus Šmigelskis, 2012

Boulder Table Mountain
{FB} 7B Schadenfreude

Landry Lushima

FA: S. Shuman, 1999

Boulder 3m Table Mountain
FB:7B My Tortoise Ran Away

FA: Marijus Šmigelskis, 2009

Boulder Table Mountain
{FB} 7B Master Fornicator

Sit start using diagonal break for hands. Move straight up to another diagonal edge and TO.

FA: Scott Noy

Boulder 5m Table Mountain
FB:7B Tiger Nightmare

The Holy Grail start, into Auto Eject.

FA: Marijus Šmigelskis, 2009

Boulder Table Mountain
{FB} 7B Adrian Kohler Sorts it Out Again

Bold and exposed top out

FA: Adrian Kohler, 2000

Boulder 5m Table Mountain
FB:7B No More Greener Mosses

FA: Marijus Šmigelskis, 2009

Boulder Table Mountain
{FB} 7B Done

Sitstart on the split crescent shaped boulder near the graffiti and do a tricky stand to the horizontal ledge. Traverse right all the way around the boulder, staying low and never using the top holds. Stay low on the slopey overhung finale using devious heel-hookery until the crux (last moves to pass the corner and exit on dark grey rock).

FA: S. Shuman, 2000

Boulder Table Mountain

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