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This route is further up the crag

The obvious undercling/layback flake in the center of the crag. This route was originally climbed on preplaced wires.

Follow right variation.Left is an open project

Starts on the right side of the wooden platform

Nice flake to start with and a sting in the tail.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0FZ4iTP48pY

Sit down start with both hands near the bottom of the diagonal crack (slants down from left to right). Climb up via holds higher up the diagonal crack and crimps on the face above. Top out slightly left of the start position.

Sit Down Start. Left hand in large crescent shaped jug. Right hand in undercling above and right of the left hand start. Climb straight up to top out via the slab above.

Standing Start. Left hand in large crescent shaped jug. Right hand in good undercling above and right of the left hand start. Climb straight up to top out via the slab above.

Sit down with right hand on sloper and LH on left ridge. Big move to slopey ledge, then top out to the right.

Sit start. Then move straight up and top out via sharkfin flake.

Standing start, climb the crack to top out

Sit-start and climb straight up.

Start in the right crack, climb up to where it thins out and continue up.

Start just right of flake in front of boulder and climb straight up the high face. There’s a bail-out to the left about 2/3 of the way up at about 6A

Sit down in the small lower rail, pull up to the other rail and climb right. staying under the boulder lip to top out on the right side

Start with circular scoop, traverse right to end in last hollow.

Start standing on the rock and climb up the left side of the arête.

Sit-start and climb up.

Sit-start at lowest point on the rail around corner from Eva Green, traverse rail to arete and finish as Eva Green.

Sit-start on crimps under the overhang in the middle of the face and climb straight up

Sit-start on the lowest knob and climb diagonally left to top-out

Sit-start next to burnt treetrunk and climb straight up.

Sit-start and climb the crack to where it meets a diagonal crack coming from the left. No top-out.

Sit-start, climb the crack and finish left.

Sit-start and climb the big flake. Caution!!

Start and climb the arête.

Sit-start with undercling and sidepull, move up to tiny crack and left to join Boot Dacious.

Sit-start with arête of low flat boulder, traverse left and finish up at next corner.

Old bolts!

Climb the prominent overhanging dihedral.

Video

Parklife to the first set of chains. 25ish. Technical climbing on small edges and crimps. Ends right before the crux of parklife.

Two desperate looking pitches on great rock.

1. 14 Bolts

2. 8 Bolts

It is possible to climb only the first and second pitch and abseil down to the ground (The Vanguard route), it makes a great two-pitch route. The third pitch can be done as an aid pitch (A0) which reduces the grade to 19.

1. 6 Bolts Follow the dyke to a bolted anchor.

2. 10 Bolts Step left and climb up to a bolted anchor.

3. 12 Bolts Freeclimb until bolt 4, then aid for 3 bolts (19 A0), before continuing to free climb. Or free the whole pitch at grade 25.

4. 13 bolts

5. 5 bolts, Climb the left line of bolts, the right line being Sands of Time.

Very run out! Top roping first is advisable.

Superb but committing climbing up a distinct quartz vein stretching to the top of Gordon's dome. A crucial foothold broke off a couple of years after the FA, but Scott reopened the route at around '24/7a+'. You can still lasso the horn jug though and pull through the blank start to gain the start of the jugs at '22/6c'"

1. 9 bolts

2. 5 bolts

3. 5 bolts

4. 1 bolt

The crux was done with a slightly extended pre-placed yellow alien to make it safe.

Sit start on left, up jugs then move right (photo) to finish up the prow

Sit start on the right and climb leftwards to top out

Stand start and climb the arete

Climb the wall, through the overlap and up the crack to a stance

Climb up the wall, through the overlap to a bolt. Up jugs to finish.

Just right of the main TMM pillar is a smooth wall undercut towards the right with a peg in the first rail.

1. A hard boulder problem gains the peg. Continue up the corner on the right of the flake to a ledge. Scramble up to the highest block under the roof on the right.

2. Combined tactics give access into the crack. Straight up to the next ledge.

3. Continue up the same crack to the top.

Left of the second rappel down the Gendarme Gully is an obvious layback crack (oft tried). Start at the groove which is the next break left.

1. Pull through the groove and up to a ledge with a large block.

2. Walk 6m right to a break. Climb straight up to a ledge. Diagonal left to a stance below (Leviathan takes the left-hand side of this pillar).

3. Climb the crack to a ledge, walk right to the standard descent down the Gendarme Gully.

Around the corner of the cave on the right is a clean corner on grey rock.

Start: in the panic room. This is the first of the three caves as you walk down the panic sloot (camping cave).

1. Starts at the back, on the right hand side of the cave on a large undercling. Follows the break tending rightwards with cool funky climbing. Finishes out right and tops out.

About 50m right of Coming Of Age are three parallel, rightward tending cracks like giant Velociraptor claw marks. The route climbs the middle crack.

1. Climb the crack past two overlaps to the roof. Reach out right and pull round the roof and onto a small, bulging slab. Make a semi-hanging stance here. Combining this and the next pitch could work but rope drag might be a problem.

2. Climb the steep crack to the big roof. Hanging stance in the corner.

3. Rail right and pull through the roof in the crack. Follow the crack until it runs out and then continue up on the grey face to the top. Descent: Scramble up and left into the big Panic Sloot Gully and thence to the top.

Stand start for Miskajaatkat

Sit-start with slot, move out left then to underclings and climb out rightwards on good holds

Sit-Start with big hole, dyno to the rail and climb up straight

Start on the jug in the back of the roof. Climb the roof to the lip and then up the centre of the slab. Finish to the right of the prow, avoiding hollow rock.

Start per F. EMF 1879, climb left under the roof then up the overhanging face, right of black streak using long slots and good jug

Sit-start with pockets and climb the crack.

Sit-start with shelf/jug and climb the groove.

Sit-start with large undercling and climb out right.

Sit start, top out same as Singing Telegraph left exit

Start with round hole and climb the middle of the wall.

Climb the right line.

Sit-start with crack and climb up.

Sit-start with rail, move up to rail and exit out right.

Climb the black streak into large sidepull / flake feature.

Sit-start and climb through the roof.

Listed as a classic in the guidebook

Sit-start and climb the obvious arête.

Sit-start with small crimps and climb up.

Sit start with hands in good pockets, climb out of the roof and top out

Climb the centre of the high slab. "Sting in the tail"