Voies dans Unclimbed Wall Area

A lengthy traverse along the lower edge.

The wall’s left side features a particularly challenging crux near the summit. The left chimney is off-limits.

An enjoyable ascent up the face. Navigate beyond the breaks and shift right to reach the two pockets, leading to a slender finish.

An eliminate which features the lower crack on Elementary and the right pocket on Far Left (near the end).

Navigate rightwards, through the irregularly contoured fissure. Conclude left of the crack at the peak. Finish direct at 6c.

Challenging vertical climbing on diminutive holds, excluding all grips from Elementary and Desperate Dan.

Start as for Unclimbed Wall and continue direct to the second break. Approach the headwall by employing an undercut and a diminutive pocket.

One of the finest sandstone routes in the vicinity. A splendid journey tracing a sequence of fractures across the face. A single strenuous manoeuvre near the summit escalates the challenge.

The lesser direct, direct start to Unclimbed Wall, which joins the original at the large indentations.

A direct start to Unclimbed Wall, climbing to the first break 2 metres up.

A direct finish to Unclimbed Wall Variation, though you can also start as for Unclimbed Wall

Start as for Unclimbed Wall Direct, finish as for Direct Finish.

An inferior eliminate utilising grips from neighbouring paths, gaining more independence in its upper section

A leftwards traverse, starting high up on the slab and finish at the centre of Birch Tree Wall.

Beginning on the ramp, this highly technical trial progresses by veering left towards the wall. Utilising the fissure and pockets on the face, you swiftly arrive to a stopper move.

The chimney situated atop the triangular slab is commonly employed as a descent route. Frequently ticked by children and dogs!

An abbreviated path that begins at the chimney.

An eliminate challenge directly up the face’s centre.

Ascend the arete’s left to secure a position on the inclined ledge. Proceed by traversing left across the face to access a series of delicate pockets; power up to finish from here.

A favoured route ascends the arete, featuring pleasant grips and a challenging section over the bulge that adds to the enjoyment.