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Exposed southeast edge, beginning at a hanging belay a few bolts below the east ledge. Can be accessed by belaying further from the top belay bolts; down-climbing is sketchy but also doable.

Easy access to the route is tricky. From the road, you have to walk down the rocks south to Taurus Walls. At the end, you will find carved steps, that lead into the canyon. From there, turn LEFT, and follow the trail, until you see an opening in the wall on your left. Climb through, continue to the right, and you're there.

Take the central rib of the shallow orange cave. Move immediately left into and up a groove. Delicate, sharp and bold.

Clip in runners as you descend the lower section. 1st pitch on pockets veering leftwards and over the arete/bulge keeping to the left of the crack. 2nd pitch - straight up the crack into chimney ending. Can be climbed in 1 pitch.

Start from the ledge inside the chimney. Up the back for about 4m, move on to the right wall and make a slight traverse towards the sea until the middle of the wall. Go up and left above the chimney to a wedged boulder then vegetation to a ledge. Up the groove/crack to the top. Slings useful.

Start at the same point as Mad Hackers, move diagonally right past roof hole.

The right hand crack

Left arete of the narrow wall, gained by a traverse 3m up

The centre of the narrow wall

From the sea level ledge, traverse right to juggy ground on the arete, start here. Climb up and left to a scoop. Step right out of this and follow the slb to the top. Nice rock.

Starts off easy up to an overhanging crack. Continues along the crack line to a good handle over the ledge. The original ascent was graded E1 5A but due to new found great protection it was downgraded to HVS.

Has a badly protected start but continues smoothly up.

Climb to a small corner, over a small bulge and continue straight up.

A scarcely protected start but has nice finger holds throughout. Follows a left facing crack line from the middle of the climb.

Furthest left hand route

Left hand route on the little wall opposite the previous routes.

1 - 50m 5a. Climb the shallow groove just right of the overhangs. At the black bulge step left then traverse left across black slabs to solid, curvy rock on the arete. Up this sensationally for 10m. Step left around the arete with your hands level with a shelf. Once round step back right to the arete above. Avoid the bulge by another step left. Up sharp grey slabs to a ledge. 2 - 20m 4a. Up easy grey slabs to the terrace above Pilar Box Descent

Starts 35m along a shelf to the right of the buttress edge with a window in below a slabby wall and just right of a grassy ledge.

1 - 20m 5a. Up the easy grey slab, then take the short steeper wall up left to a narrow ledge and the 2 piton belay on WYWH.

2 - 32m 5a. Skirt to the right of the bulging wall keeping just left of the vegetation until moves up and right gain a vegetated alcove below a small roof. Threads left and right. Move right above the roff then back left on black rock (spike runners), until below a blind crack and fault leading diagonally left. Follow this and the wall above keeping right of a short vegetated corner. Step left to a stance at the top of the pillar above the prow.

3 - 20m 4b. Diagonally right up slabs to (threads) above the ledge.

The leftmost route starts on the big flake and then becomes easier (some walking in the middle).Two cruxes, low and high

Same start as Double Trouble, but after the lower part moves slightly right and on to an easy but enjoyable finish

Starts from the evident roof down below, with an athletic 6a move out of the cave, then easy scramble into a second overhang (less pronounced) on the right, into the lip of the cave and then continues up the third overhang.

Climbs the right end of the cave.

Start 2 meters right of John Graham, past the roof, follow the crack then up

Continue from the top of the leaning block to another vegetated ledge. Move right along this to a niche then delicately left towards a scoop. Up the overlap to finish.

Rock is flaky on the thin part and hard to protect. R rating for a potential fall onto the ledge below. Take care.

Start 10m right of previous route.

P1: Requires trad gear or alternatively climb the first pitch of Rosa Di Malta and traverse to the overhanging block. 4+ (25m)

P2: Slightly overhanging wall. 6a (15m)

P3: Vertical wall. Belay from a bolt with steel wire. 5b (30m)

From the floor of the orange cave, left of the central pillar, layback a steep crack to a ledge and good spike runner. Move right to the top of a corner crack then up to a ledge and finish up the short leaning wall on the right.

Steep climbing up the scoop in the left wall of the large cave.