Routes as sport in Cape Town

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this is a chipped route and will not be rebolted

No anchors

No anchors

Keep left of the arete on Poppies Route

Climbs the arete on the right end of the face

No lower-offs, rotten rock, top-out

Bolts have been removed, route is unmaintained

Bolts have been removed, route is unmaintained

Bolts have been removed, route is unmaintained

Has been bouldered @ 6C Originally climbed as a sport route. '22', 1 old bolt.

Has been bouldered @ 6B

Originally climbed as a sport route. SA 19. 1 Old Bolt.

Has been bouldered @ 6C Originally climbed as a sport route. SA 22, 2 old bolts.

Has been bouldered @ 6C Originally climbed as a sport route. '21', 2 Old Bolts.

Has been bouldered @ 7A Originally climbed as a sport route. '24', 1 old bolt.

Has been bouldered @ 7A Originally climbed as a sport route. '24', 2 old bolts.

Originally a sport route '22', 2 old bolts.

2 old bolts

3 Bolts (old bolts).

3 Bolts (old bolts).

Glue-in lower-offs added and some glue-in anchors.

Pitch 1 : 8 bolts

Pitch 2 : 7 bolts

Provides access to the upper and dassie ledge

Fantastic and varied climbing.

Slab with one small roof. Don't detour to left of roof, climb straight up and over.

2 small roofs to overcome.

Sustained crimping and balancy after the low roof.

Excellent precision climbing through the low roof leads to a sustained face

Powerful moves through the first roof lead to easier climbing before another puzzling crux

Excellent bouldery crux through the face; Note: the 4th clip can either be clipped from the edges if a stiff extended draw assists to reach, else take the L-hand sidepull/undercling, stand up and clip through with R-hand else take the jug up right with R-Hand. Don't fall off the jug if so

Finishes at the first set of chains beneath the roof

An endurance piece with a crimpy crux high up

Just hold on for the ride through all the excellent varied climbing from the first roof through the magnificent face and through the overlaps at the top

Step off the huge block to start. A tricky slab, and a powerful sequence through the roof near the top.

Good climbing with many rests between harder sections

Originally opened on mixed gear including pegs- like all the lines here now modern new glue-ins. An excellent route

A great climb with a little bit of everything and a strong contender for the best route at the crag. Has a reachy, bouldery crux.

A great warm-up route; long and pumpy through the jugs through the top rooves

Shares the last few moves and anchors of the 22 next door.