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Start as for Papillion, but as you approach the top, shift towards the right and ascend using the right-hand crack.

Ascend the steep, overhanging wall starting from the clear starting ledge using fingerlocks. May prove to be more challenging for the short.

An eliminate that involves ascending the left-hand side of the North Boulder's nose, while staying to the right of the conspicuous slot present on Back Breaker.

Ascend the steep, overhanging wall situated to the right of Strong Struggle, aiming directly for the two short cracks located at the top of the boulder.

Ascend the route slightly right of the centre, utilising side-pulls and crimps. You may either gracefully grasp the top flat hold or opt for a dynamic move to reach it.

Ascend the rock face located between Red River and the Alligator Snatch arete.

Ascend the arete, with both sit-down and standing start variations having the same difficulty

Start as for Torque Wrench but divert left for the finish

The ascent requires forceful manoeuvrers and footwork that may be somewhat perplexing, but the most challenging part turns out to be the top-out.

Ascend to the break and make a forceful reach for the indistinct vertical cracks situated above, then finish by ascending the substantially better upper half.

Ascend the middle of the wall between Teddy Bear's Picnic and Central Groove by jumping to start, similar to New Hat.

Proceed upward and to the left using a small incut hold and climb the wall located to the left of New Hat to complete the route in an awkward manner.

Ascend the wall located 3 meters to the right of Usurper without utilising the arete.

Grip the large pocket and side-pull on King Dedede, and make a slapping move towards the break. Finally, complete by using the stump.

Ascend the arête by utilising the holds on the primary face located towards the left side.

A brief route that presents a challenging beginning

Climb up towards the roof and search for the undercut hold on the left side, then complete the climb with a challenging finish over the bulging roof.

This route is located between Elastic and Tight Chimney but does not veer out to the right like Elastic. It involves a challenging finish that requires a mantel onto difficult holds.

Start by performing a mantel onto the shelf. From there, continue climbing up the scoop to finish

Ascend the bulge and once you pass the break, make your way delicately onto the slab.

This climb requires technical skills as you pass the bulge.

A challenging route that requires avoiding contact with adjacent routes. The climb goes up the face to a slot and continues beyond it.

Ascend this route, which has no visible features or holds and presents a serious challenge due to the very small holds available.

Located between Sticky Wicket and Rotten Stump Wall and requires avoiding holds on both.

Use the pockets on the face to gain the break, and then stand up on the postbox slot. Finally, use the tiny sloping crimps to rock up for the top.

THE route on which to look impressive at Harrison's.

A sustained and technical traverse on the lower wall that ends at the far left end of the lower break beneath the Luncheon Shelf

Pull into the niche at the start as per "Flakes Direct", then move up and right on thin flakes to the roof. Hand-traverse right, then up the crack up and left.

Climb the the thin crack up the middle of the wall, then finish up the same diagonal crack as "The Flakes"

A fabricated challenge that involves ascending the wall right of Sashcord Crack. It is inferior quality and does not offer a rewarding experience.

Eliminate between "Quiver" and "Toxophilite"

Ascend the steep face on what appears to be positive holds, on a route that is sandwiched between Vulture Crack and the primary section of The Sting. The route heads straight up from the left-hand side of The Sting and finishes at the top, using the tree as an anchor point.

Ascend the bulge and wall above while being cautious with the holds, as some of them may be fragile and require delicate handling.

Start by using a noticeable undercut located at the far right end of the roof, and use that momentum to ascend the remainder of the route, effectively bypassing Horizontal Birch.

A tight eliminate upwards, utilising a vertical slot.

An alternative finish to Glendale Crack that involves tackling a thin crack and the breaks located above it.

Emulate the path taken by early aid climbers by ascending the interconnecting network of cracks. Continue climbing until you reach the green breaks and ledges located above.

This route features a boulder problem right off the ground, with a mildly eliminate section in its higher, easier tier.

Campus between the sandy breaks and execute a mantel to reach the finish. Unfortunately, the climb doesn't live up to its appearance.

Begin by utilising a solid side-pull

Ascend the arête to the right of the gully after navigating a damp start on The Sewer

The lower half is eliminate and tends to be very mossy. The upper half provides a better experience and can serve as an alternative finish to Orangutang

Start just left of the right edge of the front wall, and climb onto a small pedestal, then hand traverse leftwards to a short crack and finish up it.

Similar to Monkey's Bow, but traverse left along the next break up.

Start just left of the right edge of the front wall, and clamber up to stand on a small pedestal, then continue straight up the wall.

A demanding and intricate experience, featuring a perplexing crux move halfway.

A notable route along a distinct, curving flake, eliminating the upper right-hand arête

An abbreviated yet demanding route along the side face, culminating with a challenging ascent via a narrow crack at the summit.

Ascend the arête right of Wellington Boot, on its left-hand side. Note that the drilled holes at the top are eliminated

Try to access the break via a diagonal crack and mantel with difficulty to finish.

Begin with a challenging slap-style move, then culminating just left of the protrusion.

Ascend the arete; place a heel firmly for added stability and conclude up the bulge.

Navigate a slender and intricate route up the face, culminating along the narrow fissure atop the boulder situated right of Knight's Gambit.

Featuring a particularly stretchy move that may necessitate a dyno for most

This route is challenging due to some concealed grips that add an element of surprise.

Scale the wall immediately right of Reverse Traverse up to the point just beneath the overhang, and then make a final, strenuous effort to finish via an undercut.

From the slender second break on the Northwest Corner, make your way horizontally across the face. Conclude as for South West Corner, making use of the right-hand arete if necessary.

Start as for Woolly Bear, but navigate right to bypass the crux, and then utilise a small, stiff hold to ascend to the higher ledge. Traverse back left and conclude as for the original.

Direct variation of Woolly Cub. Begin by moving left from the boulder, then proceed to ascend the face of the climb. Avoid holds on Woolly Bear and the arete on the right side.

A direct variation of Diversion, utilising the right side of the fissure on Edward's Effort specifically for the left hand placement. For the entire experience, finish as for Edward's Effort Direct. However, there is an option to traverse rightwards.

Ascend Birchden Corner until your feet reach the second ledge. Then, perform a foot traverse along the entire ledge to the left corner, and conclude by ascending the Isolated Buttress Climb.

This variation begins by scaling Crowborough Corner up to the initial ledge. Shift right to ascend the delicate face above. Refrain from utilising the cracks on the neighboring routes.

An eliminate that’s growing more challenging as the grips gradually erode.

Ascend the face about a metre away from the arete, which frequently features a slick upper portion.

Initiate on the left side of the prominent in-cut hold on the lower section and ascend directly, veering slightly right as you finish.

An intense struggle over the heart of the fallen block. Avoid any contact with the Isolated Buttress and the sidewall.

Awkward and sloping moves as you traverse the crack.

From sizeable ironstone grips, head up over the roof to a rounded finish.

Start at Cave Boulder Flake, traversing rightwards and finish over Cave Boulder Crack

A challenging route ascends the face, weaving through sparse, rounded indentations. The difficulty intensifies under adverse conditions.

Ascend the challenging and smooth surface between Grant's Crack and Thingamywobs, eliminating both routes.

A nuanced manoeuver, navigating between Thingamywobs and Whatsname while steering clear of cracks flanking both sides.

Climb the wall just right of the arete, leading up to a desperate crux over the protrusion.

Between Pullover and Easy Cleft Left. Start up Jumper and keep going straight up avoiding the side pull on pullover.

Navigate the protrusions to the right of Pullover, leading up to a challenging mantel. Eliminate the arete and holds on Pullover.

A lengthy traverse along the lower edge.

Ascend the prominent fissure at the heart of the undercut wall, which presents a challenging initiation.

Tackle a challenging manoeuvre over the bulge, which is oftentimes overgrown. Proceed up the face situated between the two cracks, avoiding the cracks themselves.

Ascend the slender fissure on the upper face, following a difficult and slick beginning.

Climb Neutral from a seated position to the second break. The holds are sparse, likely presenting more difficulty than the grade indicates.

Delicate manoeuvres at higher points with a less than ideal landing area. However, the climb concludes smoothly using large, easy-to-grip holds.

The climb involves ascending the sharp edge using predominantly smooth, curved grips, and it is considerably more challenging than it appears at first glance.

A challenging, direct variation of Cat Wall, which shares the finish. It was first completed as a highball boulder at f6B.

Highball boulder variation to FooFoo

A somewhat restricted climb that ascends the face directly, bypassing the holds situated to the right, including those around Pine Crack. The route finishes up Pine Buttress.

from Kneeling Boulder, traverse up and rightwards of the ledge.

Jump right then up Medway Slab and down halfway Stone Farm Chimney.

Continue all the way to Garden Wall. Keeping low and progress to Key Wall.

Finish by undertaking the Key Wall Lower Traverse.

Highball boulder variation of Yew Just Crimp, with poor landing.

An excellent but difficult line, as it follows a narrow path up an almost featureless slab. Regrettably, the route is affected by the growth of greenery, which can make it more challenging to climb.

Climb the left portion of the boulder using sloping holds.

Climb the right side of the boulder until you reach a rounded finish.

A technical route with a significant number of chipped holds up the centre of the rock face. Move awkwardly towards the left to meet up with Thin near the top.

This is a delicate and technical climb on a thin, unsteady slab surface. Unfortunately, the has been chipped.

In the middle of the wall, there are some moves that require a bit of reach, and towards the end, it is necessary to share some of the same moves as Front Face.

For the direct finish of Bare Essentials, climb to the rounded top-out without deviating from the line.

Ascend the arete to the right of Bare Essentials by utilising the rope grooves (and potentially your belly) at the top.

This requires a stronger right-to-left traverse along the upper break.

This route involves climbing the grimy and curved left-hand arete.

A brief ascent along the right-hand arete, commencing from a mossy sloping hold.

Execute challenging moves from the large chipped pocket to successfully position yourself onto the face.

Initiate the climb on the frontal surface, and with considerable challenge, traverse towards the right along the slanting fracture. Conclude the climb with relative ease by ascending Epitaph.

Start on the undercling, beneath the bulge between Wind Me Up and Primitive Groove. Reach for the slopey shoulder rightwards of the bulge, bring the left hand up to the other side of the bulge, then finish with a top out onto the break. Much harder/impossible for those without the reach.

Begin from a sit-start, using the ample pocket as a starting point, and ascend towards the top to reach the ledge and finish the climb.