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Has some of the most solid rock at the crag. Sit or stand start and go straight up the face on small and large pockets. A committing top out.

Bouldery start leads to easier climbing

Technical slab with a healthy amount of crimps, slopers, and high steps. Pull left around a corner and join up with Richer scale, which means the crux of the route is the same as Richter scale's, pulling over the roof at the last 10 feet of the climb. Beginning is up a small path behind a grove of trees.

Steep and pumpy start leads to a slaby crux just before the anchors

Steep and pumpy with super cool moves make this a must do route.

Thin and Slabby. What used to be a serious lead has been dumbed down by retro-bolting...Still a good route

Climb up the pocketed face using the right arete. Easy climbing leads you to the last bolt where you have to make big move. Don't blow the last move or you'll swing into the arete..

Bring strong fingers for this one! Climb up an easy start and make a strange mantle on to the ledge. When ready climb up and slightly left on small crimps for a few bolts to a large edge. Make a few more big moves up and right to a big rail. Easier moves bring you to the top.

Even better than the previous two. Another varied route.

Sharp in parts, which combined with its steepness, makes care with hand placements essential. Good route nevertheless.

The superb crack-line (glue-ins) where the path arrives at the crag. The name of the climb is written on the start of the route.

Hard route with two cruxes one in the middle and the other on top. Easier for the first crux to traverse right. Harder if you go straight probably a 6c/c+ move

Excellent route with a bouldery start and a demanding crux in the middle.

A difficult beginning leads to an "easy" beta-dependent crux. Route has been re-bolted recently.

Start up the wide crack of "H gamati", or around in the narrow chimney around to the right. A neat traverse gains the exposed face/arete.

#SD to reach the diagonal rail/crack leaning left and following it up to the top.

#SD in the faint corner and get established in the flakey crack. Make somewhat big moves through good holds and make a final committing move to the lip. Such a nice flow!

Topo.

On the west side of the main boulder. With a name like this you cannot miss it (it's the cheese from Tom & Jerry, sweetheart).

Multipitch with routes "Puza", "Kiwi", "Hera" possible.

Multipitch from routes "Cerber", "Hades", "Corner" and "Chimney" possible. From route "Nif-Nif" it's also possible but not nice to do.

When coming from "Corner" or "Chimney", you have to climb up to the anchor at the start of this route.

Additional bolts and anchors (around 27m high) are available.

Rappelling necessary, walking down not possible.

If you decide to climb it - be very careful. The holds are good, but you must remember that anything can break on this wall, the rock is very fragile.

The trickiest idea is to reach the undercling in the beginning. There are various ways to do that, but probably the easiest one is by leaning to the left in a flag as much as possible, placing the right foot toe hook, and then reaching to the undercling with a left hand. After that, you can move your legs, match your hands there, etc.

Big runouts