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The original route. Takes the vertical crack above the overhanging pagoda on the flake.

Obvious steep line on the left side of the buttress above descent gully. Rap chains at the top of the first pitch. 60m rope will get you back easily.

The face buttress left of Flying Buttress. Scramble up to crack 2m left of Flying buttress. Bouldery start up crack to ledge. Then climb through small roof and up onto face and crack. Skirt around base of the pillar to large ledge below But Holland is a Country wall. DBB/Rap chains (40m to ground).

The crack and face between These Eagles and Icarus. (1) 17 40m Start as for These Eagles and Icarus and once over initial roof had straight up to scoopy crack and horizontals to spacious ledge. (2) 15 20m Move up and right around right end of roof and straight up the wall above to top. Scramble off.

Start 15m right of Ultion. Up groove to base of wall and right onto detached flake. Up to incipient groove crack which leads to the ramp below the triangular roof. Up crack to left for 5m , then traverse right to small roof. Step up right to arete.

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A great finish to Outside Chance.

From the cave, move slighty R, stretch up to the 2nd horizontal and then move left to the arete proper. At the ledge, clamber into the scoop from its bottom R and exit at its top left.

Start as for The Very Furry Caterpillar Pull over rooflet at 3m and head up and right up centre of wall.

L of LTUAE. Fun with fists. Take two or three #4 cams. If not, two 10cm tubes and some RPs.

The clean corner crack 2m L of FL.

Follow the discontinuous crack in the middle of the face to the top.

Obvious crack with Y at top, step into R fork then back left through breaks to top.

Named after the audience at the top. Follow the lovely consistent line on the left of the face.

The crack 2m right of DCN

Start on the ledge, and head up the main zig-zagy crack to the left of Blood Moon.

A different flavour to other climbs on Starship Destroyer Buttress. Up the small corner, then follow the weakness left and up and through the roof over the large detached block.

The route climbs the crack at the back of a 3m deep cleft 30m West of Lever. The feature has a tree growing out of the crack halfway up, an obvious sitting spot for birds. Follow the crack with increasing difficulty to the top, then continue up the weakness. The original route climbed up the left face to the top when the going got scrubby.

A lovely route. Straight up the middle of the blank-looking wall with the buttress on the left and the roof on the right. The gear is good, despite first impressions.

Climb up to the first large hollow with some difficulty. Climb through this to the second, then to the third, have a rest, then launch up the face above on small but surprisingly good holds. Good pro.

Start a few metres left of the right-hand side of Dog Wall, climb up to a loose-looking (but solid) block at 4m. Climb a couple of metres to the ledge, then climb up the back of the Dog, trending left to the crack near the top. On the first ascent the route climbed between the roof-corner 3/4 of the way up and the arete. Good pro.

Crack 4m R of Animals and Fashion with a ledge at 1.5m.

The climbs from Age of Consent to Robert's Final Crack are peppered on numerous small outcrops 200-300m south of Wind Chill Wall, above where the road begins its steep descent to South Gorge. The most prominent feature is the wide diagonal slash of Age of Consent.

At the front of the buttress facing the road is a double overhang with a prominent crack through the lower roof. Up the crack then straight through the second overhang to finish. 3 bolts.

Start 2m L of the distinctive crack on the R side of the wall (Beneath the Bunnytail). Up to the middle of the horizontal break then move slightly R to a bolt. On to the top staying R 2 more bolts.

Traverse to the left under main roof below the summit. Start by descending chimney under the 'Nerve Test'. The route starts at the dead tree.

A roof above a sloping base. Up onto two horns. Sit on the left horn and stand up. Move left for runners then back right for #4 friend. Continue straight up.

Start 25 meters right of Evil Angels follow the crack and head left around a small bulge.

Start 4m right of M.F.F.F. climbing the RH crack up to the rooflet. Traverse L under the overhang and finish as for M.F.F.F.

The large crack 1m right of F.O.F. Well protected. Spicy Finish.

Start between the 2 large trees on the RHS of the large crack (The Marquis). Follow good holds to the second bolt then step right onto the slab for a technical and spicy finish. 6 bolts + chains.

Left of Spewing is a crack leading to a rounded arête. Follow the crack until it is possible to move left onto a protruding nose. Move up and clip bolt. Move up onto the face and traverse right below a small rooflet with good cams. At the end of the traverse reach up to clip one of Spewing’s bolts then follow the rounded arête to the chains. Anchor as for Spewing: Double Bolt Anchor with some weathered aluminium fixies.

The proud widish crack right of Spewing is of surprisingly good value. Once through the overhanging section a really nice little corner is attained.

A small overhanging wall that faces south has a well-defined thin horizontal crack. Climb the wall to the crack, then traverse left to a juggy exit.

A small overhanging wall that faces South has a well defined thin horizontal crack. Climb the wall to the crack, then traverse left to a juggy exit.

After the bouldery start, head up slightly R to a V-notch at the top.

Initialled. The superb looking crackline unfortunately has only a few metres of climbing at the grade. You can't miss it.

Small problem above and right of the Mecca wall. Small fun techy slab