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Start at obvious crack, shoot up to ledge and squeeze through the hole. (Attempt at your own risk, it is a tight squeeze)

Beware! Very tall, use top rope or hundreds of pads. Climb left side and avoid juggy hole.

Start at low jugs, traverse left for about a 1m.

Sit start, between two boulders and move up the crack and top out slightly to the right. (Sidewall in)

Start left hand side, move up the arete and then make a big span to the right. Top out.

Sit start on arete, bump up to large jug on the right, scramble to top out. (side wall out)

Stand start on a decent hold out left and use the right arete.

Maybe the most classic climb in the crag. Sit start on the arete and use the side wall for feet. Layback up to the very slopey mantle.

Start right side of boulder on jugs. Some crimps and slopers to the top out.

Avoid the juggy left side of the face and stick to the right. Watch out for the rock feature behind you.

Classic. Start to the left of the boulder and follow the obvious and partially juggy feature to the right.

Stand start, left crimp right sloper on the arete. top out on the juggy rail. Great bloc!

Climb to the right of Nigerian Princess and use slopey the arete to the right. Terrible hands but very good feet.

Sit start on the left end of the boulder and up edge, pockets and sloper for a huck to the jug.

Sit start. Very weird one mover off RH on pinch block and LH crossed on sidepull with friction feet. Drive to jug on lip and top out.

Start with RH on pocket and LH on ledge with a left heel up. Climb up a muddle of pockets, slots and slopers to emerge out the RHS of small cave. Finish standing on juggy ledge.

A few long draws required, backjump or second to clean.

The steep overhanging crack on the left side of the cave.

Start: left hand line in the big cave 30m right of 'The Mantle Machine'.

Hard powerful climbing on an 'industrial' medium.

Start: 2m right of 'Soap'.

Warning: Would be wary of climbing on the first three carrot bolts currently, all rusty and third is hanging out a long way

From the anchors of luv handles, follow the rail to the centre of the roof (crux) to reach mushroom jug then joins up the best bits on Timmy time. Best to extend 2nd and last draw of luv handles for rope to run free.

Climb up to cave, leave cave rightwards then up thin finish.

Start: as for 'Alison'

One word, Sharp!!

If you have leather tips, it's a shoe in. Crimp up painful holds, clip anchors and cry. Classic if you like that sort of thing.

Start: Where the elevated platform drops.

Start as for original but move leftwards at 3rd bolt to lower offs.

Up the small steep wall following line of U's. Nice toy climb.

Climb the obvious golden flake moving up to easy ground. two bolts to lower off. bouldery.

Start: 4m left of 'Scones of Doom'

Up through the scoopy slopers to ledge (avoiding spinning RB). Back out and onto head wall (RB) and up to DRB lower-offs.

Scones too soft? Add a pumpy traverse and cruxy mantle into the fray with the linkup into Omnipox. Notoriously difficult to find, apparently it is near "Are you my pussy".

Through bulges to finish slightly left.

Reputedly tough for the grade, you decide.

Start: 2m left of 'Glamorpus'

Awesome overhanging route

Start: nice little mantle then awesome climbing

A fantastic pumpy route. Picks the best bits of each route. Climb 'Are You My Mother?' to 2nd bolt, do the dyno then traverse left and clip the new U bolt then finish up 'Glamorpus'.

As for NIBS but head straight up arete at 3rd RB. The old bolt to the left remains unclimbed

Start as for LL and head right to big big jug on prow. Up to 3rd bolt on overhanging then head around arete to join the end of Scott's Edge.

Climb through pockets to tackle thin section above 4th bolt to gain chain

Start: 3m right of 'Fox Sox Pox'

Great wall climbing using some great holds and some small ones as well.

Gain the break then venture up the slab to finish.

Start: 4m right (up slope) from 'Mental Fatigue'.

To the left of the high cave. Up to ledge then slopers to top out to shared rap anchor

Start at the sheoak stump onto large boulder on ledge and top out to rap anchor

Start up cleaner part past large pocket on right on good holds to ledge, then delicate exercise in slopers to tricky mantle and victory rail.

Steep start up scoops stepping right and up thin holds to mantle

2.5m L of VTV. Up past 2 RB finishing at same anchors as VTV. One move wonder.

Finger crack lay-back onto slab. From the ledge acquire overhanging arete (height specific) then up to RB lower off.

Over bulge, onto slab then thin face. RB's to lower offs.

Start: Start middle of next face around arete.

Bouldery start up prow then onto thin techy face. 4RB's to lower offs

Start: 1m R of PS.

Up wall and arete, 3 Rb's to lower offs.

Start: 2m rt of H.

8m R of GF. Over ledge through middle of "wave" shaped wall. One move Crux weird and high dependent.

Up face and left side of weakness. 3U's to lower offs.

Extension to LV, continuing straight up the face. 6RB's to lower offs

Start: 'Extension' to LV,straight up

Up stepped arete to sit down rest. Blast up and right past a dynamic move to reach scoop and up beautiful orange face. 6U's to lower offs.

Start: 6m R of TDCOM

Two New bolts added Feb 2022 due to direct start, so it can now be started using 2nd bolt above roof. Takes the low traverse via tiny holds and pockets then thinly up to rejoin FTF at prominent horizontal break

Start: Off block as for 'Dendrobium'

Start: 5m right of S. Up thin face onto sharp arête and continue up to the top.

Start beneath cave at left end of main wall, in front of the large casuarina. Easily up to cave, clip first two bolts from ledge, then up obvious line. Swings left to anchors at top

The token trad route. Follows the flared crack through the roof, then up to the anchors of 'Pyrites of the Caribbean', or continue all the way to the top near 'Dwarvish Poetry'. Reasonably well protected but watch for the piece at the lip being lifted out by the rope. Be aware that the flaring means you need much smaller gear than appearances would suggest.

Stand start in the orange streak, bust up to a jug and up again to the lip where you'll traverse slightly right to mantle.

Eliminate. Climb only using the sharp aretê, ignore the jugs on the right side, contrived but fun.

Right of Dr Death. Sit start on two nice crimps and climb the vague scooped holds straight up to another spicy mantle over a bad landing.

Low start on the right hand side of the scoop, up and left through the scoop. The big foot ledge is obviously off. Good climbing.

The prow left of the orange scoop. A big crank to a sold mantle. Hint: reach for that seam. Good.

Same start as "Jason And The Argonauts" except from the first hold traverse left and across into the next scoop and up. Thuggy, though perhaps slightly easier than "Jason And The Argonauts" - at least the mantle is. Good.

3m left of the runnel there is a pocketty scoop on the lip of the roof. Underneath and slightly left there is a couple of thin crimpy pockets and a ledge for your feet. Wrestle your way out the roof and over for glory. Good.

Very nice indeed. Starts 4m right of the corner on the overhead pocketty break above a little roof. Up on small, but positive pockets. Check out the optimistic sit start - be warned that the mono is a physiotherapist's dream.

The next level. Up the faint arete on big pockets to a tough top. Technical and excellent.

Start standing above the big white sandy hole with your hands in the scoop. Move slightly right and up. Tougher than it looks. Good.

You will need the low fat variety for this baby. Start on the feature on the far right hand side of the overhang, then up and powerfully leftish through the bulge. Tough and good.

Short and powerful. Dynamic fun with slopers to finish.

The inspiring black streak 2m left of The Razorback. Fantastic atmospheric climbing, that despite easing higher up, still requires a level head.

Fantastic, requires funk and commitment. Up the right side of the arete using a series of steep ramps before rejoining the arete.

A small problem with plenty of atmosphere. Follow the line just left of the big flake. Cranky, committing climbing above a thought provoking landing.

Comforting words indeed, yet this was actually said just as the first ascensionist was sketching his way through the high moves of this trouser filler. Off the ledge climb the left side of the arete until a line of fair edges at 4m, then move more easily and more scarily off rightwards. Very bad landing.

Centre line following 4 rings up low angled slab

right end of low level roof next to descent gully

Same start as the crooked line but continues right to a much easier too out. Dodgy landing for this one.

Start on the right wall under the arete and pull around the undercut start, and then left on to the slab and slink your way up the groove, to an engaging exit on slopey holds

Start: marked, 0.5m left of PS. Stickclip first ring

Steep overhanging pocketed wall to rounded finish with runnels, don't escape left.

Up the thin overhanging wall to diagonal groove up high. 3 SSGIB and two more for anchors. Needs more cleaning.

Start: 4m L of EC

Stand start over the big rusty cube and head straight up.

Up the hanging rib and top out left.

Top out rightish but not using the jug fin out right crack and bulge.