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On the north face. The black wall and seam up and right.

Start in the same spot. Once on the ledge continue straight up the juggy groove before launching up the orange wall to shared anchors.

Located on north facing wall about 100m west of 'Framed' (The Prow). Traverse up and left along easy wall (cam & RB) to below big heuco. Very reachy (impossible if short!) crux dyno to hecuo and into small cave. Out right and up steep wall to lower off. Six ringbolts.

Steep fun on big holds all the way. Start up 'Hunchback' to tiny stance. Traverse up right on good jugs, then, against your better judgement, straight up overhanging grey wall past FH to sling lower-off point.

Steep pumpy gym style climbing. Adds a hard direct start to Quasimodo's Dream on the Prow. Starts 3m right of 'Hunchback' at protruding wide tufa fin. Up this with difficulty (FH) to large jug. A thin move leads to killer jugs up outstanding orange wall. All bolts and new lower off.

Superb rock. Start 5m right of 'Woodys'. 'Flake' crack leads to horizontal break. Seemingly blank and baffling wall (BR) to rounded juggy finish (BR).

The best line on the cliff, starting just right of "First Past The Post"

1. 20m (23) Up the corner line, over the awkward bulge and step left to belay

2. 25m (23 M0) Veer right up the continuing line to the left-hand of two hanging corners. Up the corner with 1 wire for aid.

Immediately opposite 'Grey Slab'. Sit start in the hole, then up via the flake.

Short overhanging boulder 5m past Cookie Monster. Start low on jugs and follow obvious line left and up.

From the break, make a big move up to the diagonal, then up.

Slab traverse over the 6m drop left of Slab Monster.

Good little play thing. Cherry Tree to the big horizontal. Will be a good extension up the seam between cherry tree and the 22 route.

Classic pumping leads into a tricky traverse L to an exposed stance on the arete. Finish up on huge buckets.

Navigate your way through the maze of chalk on some of the biggest holds you're ever likely to find at this grade. Easier than 'Weaveworld' and a popular "warmup".

Follow the steep crack in the left side of the cave, exiting through the same cave as "Welcome To Barbados".

The main roof, the upper of the two biggest roofs, on the north face of the peak.

A steep traverse left gains the start of a prominent shelf. Follow the shelf right to the next roof. Hand-traverse dramatically left, up, then traverse right to the arete on the brink of the roof. up wall to top.

Great rock and some nice moves, but it's a shame about the rest ledges ruining the middle section.

Start at the R end of the wall at a well chalked low hanging prow.

Bouldery start, then purists should stay L on the prow and avoid the big rests. Nice moves to finish.

This beautifully coloured wall is unfortunately quite cruxy...but people still seem to like it.

Start 5m R of Floating Cloud.

Trend L then hard moves back right to jug. From 3rd bolt head STAIGHT UP past crimp boulder (crux) to jugs atop arete. Follow jugs to anchor.

Superb flake-line just right of "Cornered" (PR and FH) to ledge. Finish up overhanging corner.

Thin line past grass clumps and on to a stance. Left up ramp to pull on to a hanging slab. Step awkwardly right and up to top.

Start: Start at the thin line just right of the dished overhang.

The obvious link up both straightens and improves See the Light (though no doubt many will disagree). Probably 22 but will give it 23 for the wiggy insecure but excellent first half which definitely makes See the Light more consistent. Either way a fun variation. Best to place a 3 cam to augment the lonely first bolt of TC.

Exposed face climbing. Belay at single giant U-bolt just left of fridge sized bird-poo

stained hanging 'death' block (5m right of Terror of the Sea's first pitch). Climb cautiously onto block. From block climb faint crack directly above onto exposed face and up this past two FH's to juggy finish. An alternative which avoids the hanging block is to start as for 'BMX Bandits' for two bolts then traverse left into the crack

line. Double rap rings for descent.

2nd pitch and a sand bag at 22. Starts in middle of wall. Climb up and right of cave. Great pitch. The belay stance is not great; a 70m rope is ample to belay on the ground and lower back to the ground.

Located on north east side of 'The Tower' and just right of giant chossy cave. Novelty sport climbing up blob holds. Two FH's and two RB's lead to DRB lower off.

Down and right of the Possum Rocks cave, there is a great 4-5m high pocketed boulder. This is the left line.

The middle crack. Stick place the first wire (easy to do), step across the void, couple of hard moves lead to a rest, then waltz up the crack heading up the left branch where the crack forks and steepens. Pumpy last moves to good jugs. Abseil from sling.

Follows the obvious rib to a tricky finish.

Awkward wall left of 'Mental Gymnastics' to terrace. Left-facing corner then the left-most of the major lines on the orange wall.

Even more dramatic, this takes the hanging crack on the left side of the triangular roof. Climb friable rock 5 metres left of Pilot To Bombardier to below the crack. Exciting climbing leads through the bulge, then go up right and make the crux dyno well above protection for the belay ledge. Belay bolt on highest point of ledge. Abseil from bolt or continue up Pilot To Bombardier

Start 3 metres right of Dressed To Kill. Up steeply to a reasonable horizontal break and rest. Move up and slightly right into groove/scoop then traverse back left to jugs and up.

Best route at the crag.

Start: Start as for May Day. At May Day's traverse left continue straight up corner and start of head wall past three BR's to break, #3 camalot, then continue past one more BR (hard clip) to run it out to the top (possible wires).

Top roped only. Rob has drilled the holes, but no bolts as yet as he ran out of daylight. Starts 4 meters right of 'Burnt Out' behind the detached small

pillar. A few big moves on sketchy feet to nice climbing on the leftward leaning upside-down staircase.

Starts 3m L of GWHHR. Up over bulge to a long reach from undercling. Alternatively pike left into easy going at 5m or why not just walk around the back.

Takes the major weakness through the capping roof just left of 'Peep Show'. Approach via Me and Jonhson or 'Superhands'. Instead of traversing into 'Peep Show' climb the brushed wall and roof above past 4 FH's to a rap station.

The major curving corner. A steep start leads to some delicate bridging before a strenuous section of underclinging (crux) brings a welcome rest to hand. Continue up the corner to the roof before making a dramatic traverse rightwards to gain the arête. Loweroff from rings.

A sustained face, neglected for several months after bolting.

Start: The 4m direct start to the ledge has been done but awaits a bolt. In the meantime, start 4m further left beneath 'The Thin Red Line', where a good wire protects the moves to the ledge.

Move 4m R on ledge, then climb the face 3m L of the thin crack (Edge Burner), past 3FH, med-large wires and a #1.75Fr. The high DRB anchor can be accessed from above.

Excellent climbing, bomber protection.

Start: Up 'Out of Control' to 4th FH. Ooze 3m left to horn. Directly up lovely crack and over roof on trad gear. Continue up to Double RB lower off on high ledge. First ascent was a ground up onsight.

Climb the sustained wall past five FH's to rings.

About 20m right of 'Salami Surprise' is a short bulging crack.

Right facing hand crack. 15m left of Iron Awe. Up right hand crack, then traverse left to DBB lower off.

Follows the major line of the cliff. Originally led in one long pitch. The second pitch has three or four aids (No.1 and 2RPs) to a big bucket, and then sustained free climbing to the top.

There is a DBB at the end of the first pitch.

Start: 12m left of Permanently creased.

1. 16m (23) Straight up the lovely orange corner on perfect 'Grampians' rock. There is a DBB at the end of the first pitch.

2. 29m (- M2) The second pitch has three or four aids (No.1 and 2RPs) to a big bucket, and then sustained free climbing to the top.

Climb this sandy crack system directly to the horizontal undercling and fingertip layback of Ironside (crux). Finish as for 'Iron Side'

to the DBB.

Start: At cracks 3m left of Extreme Ironing!

Just keeps getting harder.

Starts 4m left of Extreme Ironing! After the easy start, climb the weakness & crack system on the left of the arête to the mantle and stance just before clipping the bolt. Don’t pump out too much holding the horizontal undercling before stepping right to position yourself for the fingertip layback (crux). Finish up to the DBB as for Extreme Ironing!

Sustained face climbing Start 5 meters right of Night Owl Theatre.

Directly up the wall past FHs and rings, no trad gear required.

Backs off a little on arete, but keeps you working till the end.

Start 8m right of Curiosity Killed The Black Feral Cat on the black streak.

Up to 2nd FH taking heed of the flexible block on the left. Head left then back right above 2nd FH to gain a rest in the grey corner. Swing around right of the arête to FH and up to the long blunt grey arête above. Climbing is often just left of the arête with adequate gear on the arête proper.

Absorbing climbing directly up the arête to the highest point on the buttress. Double up on small wires, a few small cams are handy, despite appearances protection is good.

Starts in the chasm 15m right of Curiosity Killed The Black Feral Cat

Up the steep fracture for 8m and finger traverse leftwards 3m to rest on the grey arête (belay possible to eliminate drag). Then directly up the grey arete.

Follow Lynx Effect for 8m to where it traverses left. Arrange gear and launch straight up on crimps. Watch your back on the wall behind if you fall.

Continue directly up grey wall.

Start: Start as for Lynx Effect.

Follow line of rings.

Start: Right of 'Separation Anxiety'.

If you still have some juice left at the end of Tarzans Swing, clip the anchor with a long sling and monkey right past a FH on unlikely jugs to the final moves and then anchor of Densei

A fun novelty route but with a sting in the tail. Start in the chasm at the base of Grease Nipples wall. Stick clip high first FH (or preclip by bridging up chimney). Warning: A tight belay is essential for this climb, ESPECIALLY at the last bolt, do not give a soft catch. Falls are generally safe, but be wary of the obvious risk. It's safer and easier (grade 21) if you skip the top moves and simply step off the climb! to access the upper ledge.

Superb jamming. Slightly dirty exit doesn't really detract.

The crack at the right-hand side.

Awesome climbing up Arapilesian rock. Start left of Golden Gaytime passing a loose (but locked in) chockstone to a stance. Power onwards through a long sequence of sidepulls and hero holds.

Thrilling climbing. Power past two bolts to the break, then step left and pull through a series of commiting moves (#2 cam essential). Briefly recompose at the stance. Gain horizontal above and continue on technical edges just right of NAH's crack. Follow ramp to it's end then directly up to DRB anchor. 60m rope will just get you to the ground.

Thin, steep crack up blank wall with good gear. Start 2 metres left of Snow Cat Rock 'n' Roll.

1. 20m 23 Left-leading pumpy crack with difficult reachy move at fixed wire to ledge.

2. 30m, 18 Straight up middle of wall on good jugs but spaced gear.

A classy arete but fiddling in the protection is scary.

Start as for Sundae.

Up Sundae for 8 metres and move out left to the arete and up.