Voies dans Cape Town pour la cotation selectionnée

The climb commences on the white face just to thw left of the Lily Pond.

P1 & 2 can be bypassed by climbing the first pitch of Africa Wall, bringing the grade down to 13.

1. [15] 25m Previuosly 2 pitches. Pull up on the white fae on horizontal holds. Move right into the groove. Climb up with an awkward move up on a sloping ledge, then a delicate move up on tiny footholds on the rib on the right to reach the handgrips on the top. Exit up right on to the stance. Traverse across left and out on to the projecting platform on the nose

2. [11] 28m Climb the face to the broad Upper Africa Ledge. Now walk across to the left to the base of a chminey, facing the cable station. in the huge nose.

3. [10] 23m Climb 8m up the chimney and traverse out left around the corner for 12m and move up to a small stance on the edge of a diagonal crack on the side of the nose.

4. [13] 36m Pull up from the stance and traverse up and across left to a tiny platform on the front edge of the noae. Pull up through an overhang on to the crest of the nose above, and continue up the right-hand ednge until possible to move up onto a ledge stance with a huge block on it. (It is also possible to move up using a recess just right of the actual crest of the nose instead of pulling up from the tiny platform.

5. [12] 20m From the back of the stance step slightly down and to the left, climb a crack to a horizontal handrail. Traverse left on the corner, then climb the easy face above to a large ledge.

6. [9] 15m A grass covered face behind the ledge is now climbed from right to left into a gully leading to behind a large block. Climbing out around the back of this blockand on to the front of it leads to easy rock to the top.

Classic easy route on Lion's head granite.

Start at the obvious leaning pillar 5 metres right of Gwilym's Rest.

1. Climb the leaning pillar and continue up the crack to a big leaning flake. Traverse right below the flake and then up onto a narrow ledge. Move right to a bolted stance.

2. Climb the crack to the right of the bolts and continue slightly left up an easy slab, then over some blocks on an earthy ledge. Climb a short, knobbly face to belay from a good ledge below a prominent right-facing layback. One can scramble off left at this point.

3. Layback up the corner and step left at the top. Climb onto a razor-thin flake and, stepping right, continue up the face above, aiming for a thin, exfoliating flake. Above and slightly left of this, a very thin crack up a smooth friction face takes you to a ledge in a depression at the top of the route.

Crouch start on good jug. Follow jugs on and slightly right of arête. TO.

Sit Down Start. Around the corner, to the left of 'P. L. Traverse', sit with both hands in the long horizontal crack. Each hand is on either side of the arête. Climb up the arête to top out.

Easy route for beginners.

20m before "The Pumphouse"

1. 15 20m:

   From the top of a rectangular block, climb straight up to the open book and all the way up till reach the roof. Climb 2m right until able to pull through and belay from a big ledge.

2. 13 20m:

   . Walk around 8 meters left and then up to the right of a big chimney. Climb the face around 4 meters right of the chimney where there is a small cairn. Climb up and slightly left to a layback crack and then go diagonally right and left again to the top of a small block. Climb the face straight up and belay from a small ledge.

3. 12 15m:

   Climb up and right until squeezed underneath a large block. Climb to the left and up to the top of the huge block with amazing views of the ocean and mountains.

4. 11 15m:

   Climb easily straight up to a big ledge. Scrambling leads to the top.

1. [12] 30m

2. [15] 22m

3. Dassie crawl

4. [14] 12m

5. [14] 6m

6. [15] 30m

7. [14] 6m

8. [15] 10m

Climb the arete to top out.

1. [15] 30m

2. [13] 10m

3. [12] 18m

4. [13] 12m

5. [14] 12m

6. [12] 9m

7. [13] 25m

Standing start. Climb up the center of the slab starting from the dent in the rock.

Standing start, climb the left side of the arch.

Climb the easy arête

Sitstart on a low ledge. RH to the rail and then LH up to a sidepull jug.

High first piece of gear.

Climb the face.

Start as for Ratchet and then head left to climb the dirty groove.

SS on good holds on arête, climb arête, TO

Climb the layaway crack.

Standing start, climb the black slab with your back to 'Amazing Grace'.

Route with a country feel to it. Some friable rock though good overall (with some lichenous section). Right side of south wall. In the shade most of the day.

1. 13 - 25m

2. 14 - 30m

3. 14 - 50m

4. 16 - 30m

5. 12 - 25m

6. 13 - 30m

7. 11 - 35m

Descent: at the top, head East and find the Apostle's path. Take right, following this South, towards Grootkop. Before reaching Grootkop, at the fork take a right again, heading West, and follow a narrow but clear path that leads to Oudekraal Ravine. Take right and descend Oudekraal Ravine and back to the base of Corridor Buttress.

To the left of the large recess on the corner overlooking the Lion's Rump is a blocky protruding face. It is this face that has a lichenous white patch on it from which 'White Face' drivers its name. The route starts up a crack to the left of the middle of the face.

1. 14 10m:

   Climb the crack which has an undercut start, to a narrow ledge bout 6m up. Move 3-4m to belay where the ledge widens.

2. 15 18m:

   Climb up just left of the corner on the right of the ledge tending left to a higher ledge. Walk left to a thin free-standing block. Step off this and mantle up the short wall above. Climb to the overhang and pass this on the right. Continue to the ledge above. The next pitch starts up the face to the left of the obvious corner crack on pitch 5 of 'Sea Point Face'

3. 15 40m:

   Climb the overhanging face on good holds till able to move around the corner on the left. Continue up just left of the corner close to 'White Face'final pitch. Scramble to the top.

Look for the J-shaped boulder. Start on a block below a scooped white patch, climb the slab to top out.

Climb the middle of the boulder to the pocket

Sit-start in the end of the jug rail, right hand to a good ledge on the slopey rail, left hand to a pocket and top-out direct.

Start left of 'Lightweight' Grab the sharp black knob, then a quick topout.

Sit-start with both hands on big undercling (x), left hand to incut jug (x), right hand to black jug (x), left hand to top jug (x).

Start on the south side. Standing start, hands in the rail then up the break to top-out.

Climb the crack to the top.

The 'warm-up' corner crack.

Start left on the face with the arrow on it. Sit/crouch start on black horizontal rail. Move up to the central top end of the boulder without using the arete.

Right of Through the Core exit. sit start as low as possible on underclings. Move diagonally up rightwards on good holds.

Climb on the left side of the boulder, short problem.

Bum start on the right, layback and turn the knife, then climb to the apex.

Start on the beach side. Bum start, climb the right tending crack.

Follow a recess passing a bush. Follow the crack, and then the face left of the big succulent. Step back right to the crack under the large grass tuft. Follow the crack and exit to the right of climbers friend bush on top. Listed originally as one pitch, but you will have to be very bold to scramble after the actual climb.

Can just be done in one pitch with a 50m rope.

The route follows the obvious crack line a few meters left of Cold War. Pull straight through the bulge (a little strenuous) below the vertical crack higher up. Continue straight up the crack to the top.

Start on the East side. Start on double buckets (large flakes) and climb up.

Sit start, move up using two crimp underclings, continue to top out.

Start on the West side. Bum start below where the pink meets the grey rock. Left hand on jug or coarse side pull, straight up to top out.

Climb the thinner crack on the left. You can use standard sport rope. This nook is in shade when the rest of the crag is in the sun. Scramble up a few meters then walk left to access Clifton tea cave level.

Reach/jump to holds in hollow, climb diagonally left to TO.

Left of 'Dragon's Tooth' is a right tending broken crack. Bum start with left hand in crack and a really positve undercling for the right hand. Climb to top out.

Just left of the path is a shell shaped boulder with a low overhang/ cave. On the left is a small wedged rectangular block. Climb the slab (without using the block on the left) using the single feature on the face to top-out.

Take off below the jug feature.

Climb the pillar and stay true at the top.

SDS at the arete traverse leftwards and up the vague groove.

Standing start, climb left of 'Grey Beats Orange' Hueco's

The tall arete behind cytokine

Sit-start and climb the face / arête. Problem is found on the face around the corner from Poetry in Motion.

One row behind 'Spinal Contortion', west facing. Standing start below the flake, using side-pulls to continue to topout.

SS in pocket, climb straight up to TO

Sit-start with left hand on a good incut and right hand on an incut, left hand to a diagonal ledge and move up to a sidepull on the slab.

Using the foot chip move up onto the boulder.

Climb the easy face to the L of 2.

Climb arete starting with hands on ledge.

Stand start and climb the slab using only your feet. (Hands behind your back).

Sit-start, climb the vague arete.

Hard start gains an easy juggy break.

Standstart, climb the slab to TO.