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What a line! Stellar, with intricacy and power combining to produce one of the finest lines in the cave.

A great route, that seems to never end. Lots of great and fun climbing takes you to the chains of a Kirk Falls classic.

Closed Project

Open Project

start the thin crimpy face then through the roof at the top

I bolted this line as it looked really good, it follows the steap overhanging route on the left of the face

Start sitting with good holds about 1.5m left of the concrete pillar, traverse to the left to KYLA on sharp holds staying low.

Sit down start with right hand in a shallow pocket and left on a sidepull up to a sloper on the right. Top out.

Start sitting 1m left of the small scoop on some slopers for the left & right. Climb up the layback to the left.

Left sidepull & right on a big edge, up as for MAD COW.

Starts sitting with a pinch for the left and edge or sidepull for the right, climb straight up past the little bush & top out.

Climbs up the low arête from a sit start. Start low on a big flat ledge & smaller crimp slightly higher for the right and top out.

Sit start, climb up on sharp grips to top. This is about 2m left of CLEEROY.

Stand start on the double underclings off the ground and move straight up pimply face 1.5m left of SPUNKY MONKEY. Apparently rather solid at its grade.

A sit start about 1m right of SPUNKY MONKEY, start on a undercling low down on the right and on the higher starting grip for SPUNKY MONKEY. Climb straight up and top out.

Start standing on a rock, diagonal edge for your right and climb to top tending right.

Start with left in a pocket and right on an edge, move up to an edge and top out.

No Details, about 1-2m right of BLEAT.

Sit start 2m left of BLEAT, with one foot each side of a small cave and whatever you can find for your hands in and around the recess. Move up left, and top out past a huge bucket.

Sit start to the left of Yellow Belly on a crimp with left and crumbly undercling for the right, move right up to another crimp and then climb into Yellow Belly.

Sit down start up on arete to top out.

Sit start and climb up arete.

Sit down start with hands on hold low down on the corner. Move slightly diagonally left and top out up the arete.

Takes the steep line on the front of the boulder which faces downhill. Start up the slab very carefully due to much loose rock on the bottom slab and hit the roof.

Boulder problem up the arete (right of the bolts).

Joffrey Hyman & Paul Brouard's project takes the inside of the arete just right of the Miracle Fountain, breaking onto the arete and heading slighlty rightward to the small steep pinnacle at the top. 2 Ropes are essential, one 60m will not work. Can be completed by others but please contact Paul or Joffrey first, some loose rock must still be cleared too.

1. 28 (14D,A) 32m Climb up and slighlty right for 32m.

2. (A) Still being bolted.

3. (A) Still being bolted.

4. 17 (4D,A) 10m Climb out right over easy ground and then up over a bulge to the chains.

5. 27/28 (12D,A) 26m Climb up into the steep section and to the chains. You can top-out from here with a small lead-out however getting back down can be fun. GPS: 28,23.432,29,16.772

Joffrey's project (Now Open) taking the golden pocketed streak up the face to the top, a huge dyno ends the long 24m route. Please do not lever the flake after the 4th bolt. Climb slightly left and the upward AVOIDING PULLING AGAINST THE HUGE FLAKE. Engineers we need help securing this monster!

Starts sitting with left on a low grip and right on a textured and sloping sidepull. Climb up and top out.

Starts just right of POLISH SUNRAY. Sit start on crimps, traverse right for about 1.5m and then climb straight up the crack and top out.

Starts just right of the arête, starts on big jug, up left to a small pocket.

Start standing. Use the big heuco, up to the pockets and finish on pockets to the right.

Traverse in from the right. Start ±2m to right on a good crimp, make a big move to jugs.

Stand start on a good layback for your right and a crimp for your left. Climb leftward and up the face. A good spot and big mats are recommended.

Sit start in pockets, climb straight up.

Start crouched, mono for the right at belly height and left on an edge. Use toe hook on left, climb up on sharp grips.

Climb the steep arête. Feel brave as the world disappears below you.

Excellent steep start to a throw at the lip then pumpy technical to the chains. Can be done from the first bolt on the headwall at 26 as originally done by Marc Efune (Ghost and the Machine).

Sit start as for Cosmic Chaos, climb diagonally right via small edges to TO. Big edges used for Cosmic are off.

Do Trad Traverse until you get to the final good pinch, then exit directly up. A variation of this is to eliminate the low foot rail that starts at the pinch, the grade is about the same.

A superb long traverse. Sitstart on good white uncut jug and traverse low through the grey gaston/pinch and around two corners before exiting near the obvious last corner.

Sitstart as for 'Rather Say Nothing' take mono or LH Gaston with LH and cross over RH continue diagonally L to TO.

Darryn Cuff

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Sit start, climb along crimps on the arete. Bad top out.

Cross Purpose sit start variation at about the same grade.

Crouch start under the arete with hands on either side of the arete. Climb up to the left to the sloping edge. Pull up to the top edge and top out.

According to Cutloose Climbing this line was opened by Shuan Harris is 2007?

Landry Lushima

Stand start using pinch for LH and sidepull for RH. Straight up to TO.

Sit start on crimps, climb diagonally rightwards following crimps and then up to good edge to TO.

(Changing from 6B to 6C+) see 8a.nu

Beta Video

Sitstart on easy terrain low and to the left of the boulder. Follow the good seam and straight up to TO.

Stay right of the arete. Sit start with a low hand on the sidepull and feet on the low kicker wall. Move up to the jugs on the rail and climb the slab using the crimps on the right and left hand towards the arete. Top out via the slab

Powerful stand start with both Hands in low underclings, bring both feet onto low wall or left foot onto crack and move up to a sloper with an edge. Traverse right at the rail to top out as for Adrian Kohler Sorts it Out Again.

Hard slopey and crimpy problem, starting down in the basement. Sitstart near the smaller boulder next to the main boulder. Traverse right and then up to TO.

Right hand on corner of Gaston Roof.

Climb straight up from good Hold to roof with long reach

Sitstart for a low traverse to TO following the Seam.

Climbs the crux arête of Tree Traverse. Start with RH on gaston crimp and LF on low blackened ramp.

Sitstart. Climb the LH corner using sloper outside LH arête, moving into the middle of the undercut face to TO.

Sit-start on a ledge and climb the face / arête.

Sit-start on slopers and traverse left below the pocket jug to finish as for I Am.

SS on the corner near 1 and move diagonally R to TO using the crimps and slopers.

Stand start on the pipe and climb up and TO leftwards

The direct start to A Sudden Loss of Cabin Pressure.

Sit start with both hands on good edge. LH to arête, RH to sloper. Throw for good rail. TO

Climb Memories until the good pockets then break right on to a long crimp to finish as for Dominatrix.

High stand start with both hands on a diagonal undercling crack, right hand to sloper, left hand to a crimp and top-out direct.

Sit with low jug and climb the slab using the sloper on Digital Vibes with your right hand.

Sit on right with pocket and edge, climb the fontesque arête.

FA by Jarryd New

Ascent by Jarryd New

"Very good and sustained! Below the lower Scree boulders" - Gregory Streatfield

Stand start, left hand on a layback crimp, right hand on a grip just left of the arete. Climb directly to the top left corner of the face.

Sit start matched on the RH face, move up the overhanging arête onto the arête in the other direction to two perfect pockets. Mantle over and finish up the slab.

Same start as Underhill but exit earlier up face to crimp and mantle over the edge