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Uber Slab, 2 U bolts to DUBB. One for the kids.

A wild slabby arete 200 metres off the ground. rap in to juggy arete to the left (facing out ) from A token of my extreme. Very nice rock with wicked exposure. use large crack and horizontals for pro. Tree provides a nice piece in the belay along with a yellow and a blue totem in a horizontal crack to the left of it, if your still feeling insecure there are many boulders to sling. The first-ever recorded rock climbing in the Ettrema!

Follow crack onto very easy slab tending left to shared anchors.

2m right of HMS.

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Up the chimney. Another one for the kids.

Sit down, grab the big rail, walk up the boulder. If you just use the slopers it may even be V2.

Short left face. Sit start

Crack between boulders. Easier than it looks.

Below the crack left of RS. Up the crack.

Start as for Access Route.

1. Up to halfway ledge, right to belay beneath small roof.

2. Up and around lip to easy moves above to tree belay.

3. Either up dirty corner or climb tree to slab.

Another ho-hum. Start: Curving crack at rear of terrace.

1. 15m Up crack then left easily to tree.

Better than it looks. Start: Front of Isolated Buttress.

1. 42m Rightish up corner to blocks, up to tree right, then crack to tree to top.

The finish is tree-ific. Start: Right side of Isolated Buttress.

1. 30m Up corner, then rightish to tree belay.

Another ho-hum. Start: Right side of Isolated Buttress.

1. 15m Up crack then through tree.

Grade is for when a drought is on. Start: Just follow the stream - it is the actual falls.

1. 20m Chimney through hole, up to ledge.

2. 20m Up to next ledge.

3. 20m (crux) Rightish then up. 4,5,6. 100m Easily up.

4. 15m Bridge onto block, right into corner and up.

Superb rock.

1. 25m Follow easy crack right of Sparrow.

More enjoyable than it looks - thankfully. Start: As for Wonga Crack.

1. 50m Easily up to tree, onto higher ramp, left to corner, then up to large ledge.

2. 18m (crux) Up orange wall, into corner, up to tree.

3. 18m Widish corner-crack, to ledge then right to back of ledge.

4. 20m Delightful chimney to top.

An enjoyable, easy climb. Follows grade rather than line. Start: Corner just into gully at far end of wall.

1. 25m Corner-crack to ledge.

2. 10m Left over block into wide corner, to ledge.

3. 35m Left around nose to crack, to corner, up to top.

Second pitch worthwhile. Start: Just left of Silvertail.

1. 30m Leftish up corner to tree.

2. 30m (crux) Into corner-chimney, to ledge, across and up to chimney.

3. 10m To top.

First section OK.

1. 40m Double crack on front of protruding buttress.

Solo / caving - could be trad protected. Enter the cave Zawn and thruch and dangle up towards the day light. At the mid way point you can either crawl through the tiny slit (if you are a five year old) or carry on up through the precariously perched boulders to the golden eagles nest. Exit with care and scramble back down past the upper level climbs.

Even better in the wet where the rain may lubricate the tubby.

1. (1) get your selfie sticks ready for this iconic summit. clamber up the easy gully's and mantle the large chockstones behind it.

2. (10) up easy slab to good gear in break,traverse delicately right with gear at feet, hugging the tip. insert some small cams in the pocket, playing around abit to get them in there. mount the final big block and belay by wraping the girth. simul rap off before your bum gets too sore from sitting on the hard rock for too long