Routes as trad in Lower Gorge Region

Great line which stars in a corner. Crux is the upper section on the left of a small dihedral on an awkward bulge. Lieback with high feet until you can reach good feet on the right side of the column. Then cruise on jugs to a 2bolt anchor.

Gorgeous varied finger crack up a very open corner, let down only a little by its rock quality.

Vertical flake to about 60 ft, transitions to left trending ascending horizontal flake system to a high step move to a ledge alter bumping from a krimp to a high jug. Walk the ledge left about 15 feet to anchor bolts at your feet. The ledge will protect with small cams about mid way. The upper flake protects well mostly with #2's, 1's, and an occasional #3. Bring 4 #2's if you have them.

Starts by scrambling a few metres up to a ledge. Up the wide corner (or scarily up the unprotected face) and into the finger crack. Make your way up this to the obvious break, truck left a little and finish up the final dihedral at the top.

Off width with tough fingery finish. 2 anchor bolts.