Vías en A.Q.

Bring some power for the first half and avoid a post-crux meltdown as you stare up at the runout to the rings.

Sustained climbing up the tallest route on the main face. Packs a punch, then another, then another after that.

Cryptic? Maybe. Chossy? Sure. Slimy? Absolutely! Now that's out of the way, prepare for sustained climbing with very fun sequences.

This climb embodies the character of the cliff. It rains lichen, moss, and the occasional rock. A little dampness is always lurking out of sight, but not out of reach. The climbing? Surprisingly fun!

Choose from a number of questionable options through the crux half-way. Fortune favours the technically-superior.

Fight the urge to wander, no matter how enticing the crack may appear. "Holds magically appear just where you need them." - Mike

Climb through the small overhang, pull through a series of cracks, then get ready to crank the crux. First route from the trail.

Start far to the right on the jug around the arete at the entrance to the gulley. All the holds are there - all you gotta do is work for them. Very engaging for the grade.

First route right (east) of the entrance to the gulley. Well-protected route with no surprises, and that's A-OK.

To the right of North of Nine