The Pocketed Wall Principalement Escalade sportive 25 voies en site

From the ledge, pull onto the main face for a few crimpy moves then up past the slopey pockets to an exciting undercling finish!

Start: Start on foot of pinnacle. 2m right of MTHF.

Stick-clip first bolt.

Start in front of the dead tree. Up blunt arete for a few bolts then traverse left to finish up Hide The Salami. Grade restored for cultural preservation.

Clip the anchor for BOB then head out through the slightly sandy roof to an impressive arete. Blast up this and you're all done!

Start: Start as for BOB

Links Electro Rooter directly into the upper half of 'The Hustler'. The improbable moves through the very steep pocketed rock that links the two climbs are intense but wickedly good. The first ascent was achieved without the additional bolt placement in the link-up. The bolt was added a couple of days later to avoid the inevitable carnage that would occur as unsuccessful climbers slammed back into the wall.

Easily and often confused with The Hustler. The mega mega roof line that makes your neck hurt just to look at it. Looks improbable until you get up there and find out how big some of the holds are. Start on the very right hand side of the pocketed wall. Follow the permadraws left through the roof. Where they (and the chalk) continue up (The Hustler), this breaks left again (no permadraws!) through the top roof and up onto the amazing orange rock of the headwall.

Now with permadraws from the roof to the top. But watch out for the just-too-short permadraw which pinches your rope hard against the sharpish main lip of the roof - BYO extender. This is an excellent option for rainy days - even if the Pocketed Wall is shut down by the spooge this route is unaffected.

This is a rap-in route left of Picture This with new rap-in anchors to semi-hanging belay. If you are worried about run-outs then pack a #1 Wild Country friend and a blue zero. AWESOME Route!!!!

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.