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Left side of the arete.

Up beside the cave (on its left) as for W, hand traverse across the ridge. Left foot high step onto the lintel to get that 2nd bolt and up you go.

1.5m right of the left arete. Up wall and then move left over cave and then straight up

Runs through left edge of cavelet. Straight up to ring lower-offs.

Left line of rings up the lichen covered slab.

Right line of rings up the lichen covered slab. Left handside also available.

Up the wide crack, then right around small roof to ledge. Trad anchor then scramble off the top or walk carefully left to Lichen/Mossy Climb anchors. The middle is a bit runout without big cams (5+). If you do have big cams you could also try taking the crack through the roof, looks fun.

Around the corner from the Hustlers. Most of the climb on the same block, the west facing wall, but you start with a scramble on a different South facing wall. High first bolt then run out to optional belay on the right corner of the west wall, but easy moves. Climb really starts once you're on that wall. Traverse flat left past Traditional Evolution (20) bolts to more central bolts. If you're comfortable you can skip the belay point to avoid a lot of drag, or go back and unclip it once you're into the next bolt. Then 45 degree angle left to next bolt, and straight up friendly enough holds to top.

Fun little adventure. Bolts are good now.

3m right of LL. Up through the cave and follow cracks/ledges

Second line of bolts you come to just past the first major gully.. Short and punchy, so you will need another warm up

Back up the track towards the carpark from ITF

Up jugs to the left of highest arete on boulder.

Straight up the main arete. Watch out for the cavelet. It has been known to attract many a climber into it's murky depths.

Start 1m right of the corner. Straight up to the left line of scoops.

Classic juggy traverse of the back face on cool features. Can be done either direction.

The fun arete featuring a sweet pocket horn combo.

A nice line up through a few good edges. Best traversed into

Nice traverse of the top lip on slopers and pockets

Up and left to flake and up the obvious pinnacle on the wall. Finish at ledge. 'Extension' is 'TMc'.

Start: Start as for 'ASM'.

climb the corner crack and tree upto the anchors of "root me"

Same sit start as "Nobody puts Harry in a corner", but climbs up and to the right to top out, be careful of the flake.

Stand Start climbing the right face of arete, then follow the arete up to top out.

Stand start, climb up the right face of the arete until you hit the moss, climb out to the left and descend in the chimney (being careful of the stinging tree).

Stand Start on the ledge, straight up to the crack below the moss covered top section.

A route lost to the jungle.

Cramped sit start on big jug. Move straight up via sloper to top out.

Leftmost boulder. Sit start at slopey rail at edge of water streak. Up via nice pockets and rails

sit start at jug rail, then up via nice edges

Start up first two bolts of Beit Hadassah and then trend left onto arete. More engaging than it's neighbour

For infiltrator Part 11 get up Infiltrator then move up the headwall to the DRB LO. You can Bivy on the ledges for 3 days leading up to the slightly punchy headwall

Left most route on the slabs. Balancy start to an interesting pull over the small bulge at mid height

Last bolted route on the right facing the cliff, nice start moves and tricky finish, worth doing

Sit start at the jug. Move up via sharp arete.

Straight up. Committed move just before the top.

Stand start on left arete. Follow arete up to top out.

Stand start on side-pull sloper in centre of slab. Move straight up to top out.

Stand start to easy top out.

Sit start and climb the arete to top out.

Straight up the darker section of rock. Top out amongst the ashes.

Sit start and climb the feature to the right of the offwidth. FA while in a downpour while trying to clean the highballs.

Follow any line of jugs on right side of main corner starting from water to top out.