Routes in Cape Town for selected grade

Climb the slab

Climb up the steps

Climb the stacked blocks/ rib on the left.

Climb as for Wishing Well, but sit-start (sitting on the rock) higher on the layaway.

Sit-start with the jug / crack, move up right to a good ledge and top-out direct.

Start with left hand on a slopey gaston and right hand higher on a sidepull / pinch on the arête.

Sit-start with left hand in the groove and climb the broken face keeping left.

Sit-start with left hand on an edge and right hand on a smaller edge, right hand to sloper.

Hang-start on a jug and move up right to top-out onto the Skins boulder.

Hang-start on a big jug, traverse right along the lip and finish up the front of the prow.

Sit-start on two edges beneath the roof and top-out direct.

Climb the juggy arête feature.

Sit-start with both hands in the right end of the jug rail, left hand to a sidepull in a seam and top-out direct.

Sit-start and head straight up the crumbly comb.

Sit-start on a rail, RH to the hole.

Sit-start on jugs and top-out direct.

Hang-start on a super jug and head up slightly right.

Sit-start on a slopey ledge and top-out direct.

Sit-start on underclings and risking serious injury move right to a suspect block and up.

Sit-start with both hands on an undercling, right hand to a jug. Base is off for feet once you have the jug.

Climb the rippled slab on the right.

Hang-start in the rail, left hand to a jug, right hand up to a rail and top-out direct.

Hang-start with left hand on a 'two-pocket ledge' in the rail, climb diagonally right to two jugs in a rail and top-out direct without using the shelf on the right for feet. Gets high quick!

Crouch start and climb the juggy groove.

Standstart. Climb the slab to TO.

Standstart, climb slab up to the halfway ledge on the face.

Standstart. Climb the slab.

Stand start, climb the pinnacle, TO.

Stand start, climb the slab, TO.

SS on good holds and climb the steep face

Climb all over this face.

Climb up and onto a ledge and up again

Climb the arete to top out.

Easy Arete. Hidden holds make this easier than it seems.

Climb the arete.

Some nonsense eliminate.

Sit start, climb directly up on square-cut edges.

Climb the arete to top out.

Sit start, climb the juggy crack to top out.

Sit start on the arête and traverse up along the juggy lip.

Stand start on a jug and top-out direct.

Sit start with BH in the jug rail, traverse R around the corner until you can stand on the rock

Sit start with BH in the big layback, climb the crack and TO

Sit start and climb the prow.

Climb the obvious layback crack, TO.

Start with both hands on large jug between 'cheeks'. climb directly up top out. Using a fist jam on this problem may be tempting, but consider your reputation...

Climb right arete.

Climb directly up, past overlap about 2m left of arete.

Start with hands on jug block under boulder. Traverse right to face left of arete, top out.

Start with hands on large block under boulder to top out.

Sit-start on the lowest jug, CD to TO.

Climb the big crack, from a sit-start. If you happen to own a full set of 13th century armour, then bring it along for this classic problem.

Climb the layback crack to TO.

Starting from the huge foothold, climb the slab between the arete and the crack (without using either of those features).

Sit start and climb the left-hand seam.

Sit start with left-hand in a slot, climb directly up to top out.

Climb the corner. More technical than you hoped...

Sit start, climb the prow to top out.

Start with right hand in good pocket. Climb slab to top out.

Sit start and climb face to top out.

There is a grade 3 variation that climb diagonally up left from the same start.

Climb the juggy arete.

Start in rail, long move climb diagonally right to good hold, then do battle with the bush to top out.

Sit start, climb to top out.

Sit start in the groove, top out.