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Starting up left in the scoops, move up onto the slabs and finish with a tricky move to the anchor. Any guesses for who sang this song? 5 bolts, DRB (double ring bolt) anchor.

Starting in the lowest/right scoop, move right onto good holds then climb up onto slab (crux). The head wall has some good holds and moves. 5 bolts, DRB anchor.

A great way to practice trad. walk along the top of meads wall, starting from the left, there are a few anchors you can clip in the first half. A few technical down climbs, but mostly easy as. The crux is around the large block near the top of 50 metre roof crack, climb down the crack on the right of the boulder, make sure your second is protected, then belay in the obvious crack a few metres along. Bring lots of size 2 cams.

The slabs, has a walk off ledge 3/4 of the way up.

Stellar route for new trad leaders. Climb the second crack from the left of the crag up outstanding great rock with good cracks for protection on your left. Finish up to right of the big boulder.

This route although done as one long 60m pitch it can be done as a 2 pitchs belay just before the final steep section end of mid way easy scramble section. Belay half way is a trad anchor.

Pitch 1 (24m) grade 11. Up the right side slabby arête of the broad orange buttress. 3 bolts, DRB anchor. Pitch 2 (26m) grade 12. Veer right on broken slab, climb up into gully then into left facing corner. Step right onto the blocky arête then up. 2 bolts and trad gear, DRB anchor.