Voies dans Umbilicus

Ascend the left side of the short wall located immediately to the right of a protruding section of rock.

Perform a traverse from the left side to the right side of the lower section of Umbilicus, and conclude the climb by heading upward and to the right following Geoff's Route, without using the large jug.

Ascend the wall situated beneath the small but steep tower, then climb the left edge of the tower using an arete technique and perform a mantelshelf manoeuvre to reach the top and conclude the climb.

Scale Umbilicus and conclude the climb by ascending the steep headwall with an undercut feature, utilising the peculiar hold and manoeuvring around to the right.

Track along Umbilicus and conclude the climb by veering to the right and ascending the slab.

Begin with a challenging section and scale the wall using inadequate handholds, passing by the undercut feature, and performing a demanding manoeuvre to reach the higher slab. Conclude by ascending the brief headwall located above. Frequently attempted as a boulder problem with a grade of f6B up until the slab.

Initiate the climb from a seated position at the start of "Geoffrey Moon Esquire," and conclude the ascent by heading left and upward to complete the remaining portion of Geoff's Route.

Perform a demanding mantelshelf manoeuvre onto the upper slab with inadequate footholds and limited availability of favourable handholds. Frequently attempted as a boulder problem with a grade of f6B+.

Execute a few challenging manoeuvres to directly access the highest point of the nose located to the right of the steep wall, then proceed upwards along the wall situated behind, towards the holly tree. This climb is often damp and covered with vegetation.

Ascend the small damp wall located to the right of the "Blue Moon" nose. However, the conditions of this route are likely to be infrequent, despite its name implying otherwise.

Shift towards the left from the corner of "Grotty Groove" towards the adjacent ledge. Utilize this ledge to hoist yourself up and perform a mantel. Conclude the climb by ascending the brief wall above, while veering slightly towards the right. It's common for this route to be unpleasantly drenched.