Vías en Free Bird Wall

Start at small crack towards north (left) end of wall. Up grey streak to double bolt belay. From belay head more steeply to groove and top out to double bolt belay.

Can be done in two pitches to make use of the great belay ledge. Possible to rap to ground on a 60m doubled rope but extend the rap anchors so you can pull the rope.

Start at the left end of the wall, 1m left of Free Bird. Easily up slab to ledge then through more vertical terrain. DBB on generous ledge if you want to practice multi-pitch. Double bolt lower offs.

10m left (north) of the Girl who Befriended the Crows on the next wall. Up silly easy slab to start onto perfect featured rock, negotiate tricky bulges to anchors.

In the middle of the chimney walkthrough, 20m left (north) and around the corner from Old Man Boo, 7m right of Prawn Wall. Up the nice grey wall, at a thin crack. Belay from the chimney walk through. Bridge up Eiger Sanction style or go straight up the wall. Slightly finicky start to jugs.

7m left (north) of Cross Krabs at the left end of the chimney walk through. Hardish start to some reasonable holds. Don't pull on the flake thing with the two white crosses on it near the 4th bolt

The obvious crack left (north) of Prawn Wall. Romp on up the right trending crack with lots of good jams and holds. Pass the tree and anchor from the double bolts at the top of Prawn Wall.

Directly up the crack when you emerge from the chimney walkthrough 15m right of Seafood Tapas and 10m left of Prawn Cracker. Up the crack, trend to the left of a cave then back right and up the face to finish.

The leftward slanting ramp to the left of Emergent. Undoubtedly very similar to the climb near Shelob's tunnel in the Lord of the Rings. Up, up, up the leftwards ramp, then follow the weakness direct to the top.

From Prawn Wall, walk around 30m left (north) under a chock stone in a chimney walkthrough, then a further 5m from where the chimney ends. The base of the climb is at a nice wall just left of a grey streak and 5m right of Bonsai.

5m left (north) of Seafood Tapas and 10m right of a steep descent gully that joins with Chunder's Glen. Sustained up to and over the bulge then cruise to the top