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Sit-start, then finish up the slab.

Face of boulder and arete for left hand. See also “Face Only”

Right-hand end of slab. Stepping left onto big foothold.

From centre of scoop using left arete.

Stand start just left of “Present Tense” with high right-hand hold. Not very good.

Slabby arete and face just left of block. Good.

A variant of “Deception”. Sit-start. Even better!

Steep slopey layback flake up crumbly boulder that's a nice breather from the crimps. Best from a crouched start.

Variant of "Delicat". Start to the right off the low jug.

Arete just left of “Spiderman”. Great.

Centre of face starting off obvious rock, moving right to finish.

Face just to the right of “Beached Whale”.

1.5m left of Tumble. Up to join vague arete (right-hand side of scoop).

Rock next to fire pit at campsite Start Feet on Arete and Hands at the Back on slopers Finish once standing on top

Starts straight on at the base of “Any Which Way” arete and then moves left onto face.

Arete from the right side, moving right to the same finishing jug as “Vertical Therapy”.

Tackles the concave face, not using the left-hand arete and finishing via the jug at the top.

Swing start dyno (start with one foot on the wall and jump) using right-hand on arete, to jug.

Start just left on the bigger footholds, just right of the crack, moving right to finish as for “Banded Burritos”.

Sit start the left-hand most slab, just right of the arete, moving onto the arete to finish.

Balancy slab starting in the narrow gap between the two boulders, starting from lowest level.

Up arête and crack to higher arête on left.

Start on arête. Follow crack right to finish.

Small 1m boulder. Sit-start with feet on small edge, hands matched on obvious lower rail. Mantle up and top out on boulder

Steep and sharp, but still loads of fun. Grunt your way up the obvious overhung flake. The dead-hang pinching the base of the flake is another fun challenge.

Actually just left of the black streak. Up the slab starting from the flake in the ground.

4m left of Black Streak Slab. Starts at the far left-hand end of the long flat wall, beneath the juggy flake. Up off good edge, slap for flake and top out.

Crouching start off the good edge directly in front of the grass tree (spikey plant). Crimpy moves on gritty edges, straight up.

Face just right of arete, without using the arete.

Middle of face starting from opposing sidepulls.

Standing start move directly up the middle of the face to finish.

Sit-start, slap your way up the left-hand arete to easy finish.

Fun lowball with great movements. Sit-start as far right as possible on crimps, then traverse left to final diagonal rail and mantle to finish.

Sit-start juggy goodness, moving up and to the right to finish.

Contrived problem up wall just to the right of the corner staying away from holds in the the corner.

RH sidepull/LH undercling. Up slabby arete.

Start underneath prominent jug. Finish L. See also ”Duchess”.

Pocketed slab.

Left-hand variant of "Creaking Limbs", starting just to the left on better footholds, finishing via a great jug. Balancy goodness.

Sit-start on edges at lip, single mantle move to easy top out.

A balancy crack and face climbing to a slope at the top with a pleasant top out. Classic. See Bum Crack Sit-start for a slightly harder problem.

Up on nice flakes. Start in the middle of the wall, moving right to the top. This is the descent route for the boulder and it is a little tricky.

The right-hand arête of "The Elevator" wall.

Fine slab with a reachy move at the top. Starts in the middle/right of the wall and up via a good right-hand sidepull to a cluster of good edges.

Variant of The Oddity. Start from ground level and go up the left-hand side of the vertical face, just right of the block and arête.

Up the obvious easiest slab. Can be down-climbed

Sit-start.

Sit-start for "Spider Bite".

On the second block just to the right. Hard moves up this small pillar. See also "The Fridge Sit Start", for a better problem.

A great high problem, starting off an obvious high handhold. Starting off with a few hard moves which lead to easy climbing.

Pleasant sit start on undercut face. Start with side pull for LH and edge for RH. Straight up.

Blank slab with poor feet.

Up in front of and just right of tree to jugs. Cramped and bad rock.

Technical slabs between the cracks on the downhill face. A couple of different options. All excellent.

The full traverse.

Just right of “The Day My House Got Trashed”. A pleasant sit-start.

Center of face via good right-hand sidepull, starting off the block.

3m right of “Peter Pan”, climbing the block on the boulder. Obvious jugs and smearing feet start. Careful as some question to how solid the 'jugs' are.

Obvious groove for right-hand Hard move, then jugs, to tick one of the nicest V1’s around. There is a contrived variant just left, about V2.

Start in the middle of the steep slab at slopey pockets on downhill side, finishing on the gentle slab above. Can be done with or without flake for feet.

A good sit-start on the obvious feature on the short down hill face, moving up and right to jug on arête.

Featured face, starting from the block, but with a bad landing.

A little contrived, but up avoiding the jugs left and right.

Up directly below the left-hand end of the hanging block. Carefully straight over the block.

Links "Elegance" start into the finger crack to finish.

Starts R of the small boulder with crimps. Up to jug on top. Short.

Start standing with the jugs on the above problem. Follow the arête up and R to the obvious jug and mantle. Extension continuing this line all the way would be good but scary.

Slap your way up this unfortunately sharp hanging flake. Starts off the massive fallen slab of rock.

Wall between 'A', "Slippery When Wet" and "Cicada Cravings", aiming for good edges.

Nice problem up the vague arete in the middle of the next boulder, moving L to flake then up. See also "Frayed Sit Start".

The slab 6m to the left of “Jostling”

The stand start for Little Wing.

Face just right of the scoop.

The short curving arete following it L to the top. Best started from a sit on the L.

The mantle from the scoop just R.

Excellent steep face using both aretes on LH boulder.

Up the arete with obvious RH undercling.

L of the tree.

Sit start on the undercut arête. A few tough moves and then up an easier, pleasant finish. This is also the descent route (with the tree).

One of the best slabs at Harvey's. Up left of the arête. High degree of trust and balance required. Classic with lots of variants.

Slab right of the scoop

Face/slab at LH end of boulder just R of tree.

Some nice features up the obvious line of holds between the block and arête.

Tall vague arête. Pretty good.

Fun traverse starting next to the tree and moving around right. The rock can be a little crusty.

Balancy problem with LH starting on arête.

Featured arete.

A blank slab