Nodos en The Main Wall

This is the very impressive overhanging bulging wall, with a cave undercutting its right hand side. It is up to 6m high, and is home to some intimidating and essential Frontline Classics.

Directly up starting from the crimps just to the right of the small boulder.

Up from the edges.

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Start with your left hand in the high pocket. Reach a good rail and do some funky footwork then straight up left of the scoop.

David M

Sit start with your left hand in the lowest pocket and crank up right to the slot and then back left to join 'Toe to Toe'. For the tall!

Start: Sit

Paste your feet on and dyno to slot then up through scoop.

Elijah Mercado

'Woolly Jumper' via the sharp crimp statically.

Off break through crimps and pinch then jump to sidepull up right and delicately to top. Sit start has been done but it's not worth it.

Sean Morris

Link 'Milo and Kofi' into Woolly Jumper via a mid level traverse.

Jump from one break to the next and traverse left as far as you like. The grade is the number of inches you are under 6'7' times by 2/3.

Phillip Booth Dylan Hill

Stand start in the break. Tough move through rounded pinch/layaway dish to slot then up slab. Given V10 by James.

Sit start to Daoism.

Tom Farrell

Tough move up to sidepull, then to mono and "better" holds, then up slab.

Sam Healy

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Traverse right out lip of cave to tough mantle then finish up easy slab.

Oliver Chen

Sit start into Paratroopin.

Start as for Paratroopin and keep traversing right into 'Pockets of the highlander'.

'Paratroopin' traversing the lip to finish up 'Pockets of Resistance'. About half a grade harder than Paratroopin.

Traverse either way along the start pump of Paratroopin.

Start: Sit.

'Pockets of Resistance' traversing left to finish up Paratroopin.

Link up. 'Pockets of Resistance' into 'American Siege'.

Start matched in the back pocket, across the roof, pull the lip and up the difficult slab.

There are a pair of nesting swallows in one of the pockets at the start from time to time so be aware.

Marcus Lim

Start from 'Pockets of Resistance' and traverse right to finish up Highlander.

Up the flared seam.

Mantle into the bottom of corridor then delicately straight up.

Start by mantling the good edges and up.

Straight up the wall left of the corner.

Layback all the way up the corner.

Smear your way up this.

Tip toe up short right and then left trending staircases with nothing touching the rock but your feet.

Straight up the middle of the bulge on the right side of the slab.

Up from the couple of good, small holds.

Straight up from directly outside of the down-climb gully.