Vie in Halls Gap Area del grado selezionato

Just right of the tree in the middle of the face. From the edge and side pull, climb the seam above.

Start on obvious chalked rail (half a metre right of Ceramics) and work your way up the arête to a committing few moves up high.

Sit start on left hand arete (be careful of the edge now) traversing right using the lowest holds before finishing up First Blood.

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From the same start as Bath Shark, climb left and up to a hard mantel.

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The fantastic short ripple-textured wall on the uphill face of the boulder, far right hand side. Start with the crimps at face height and campus until you can put your feet somewhere useful before topping out right. This is also the easiest way off the Juju Boulder as its not far to jump to the ground from the upper holds of Trippa Snippa.

Excellent. Sit-start on right side of boulder matched on good sloper. Traverse leftward on jugs into double gaston. Make hard moves on good crimps and finish as for "Railup" (V4).

This line traverses the whole face and adds a challenging undercling section which requires good footwork to succeed. Start as for "Crimp Rail", traversing leftward to finish up "Swarm Up" (V2).

Start Low on Slopers at Aréte trend left then Dyno for the lip

Start with left hand under triangle feature and right hand on good rail to the right. Move left and finish up "Beige is all the rage."

Starting holds are a bit high so may need to stack pads or jump start to establish if shorter. When established, the starting holds feel like jugs 👌

📹 Bermuda

For an extra challenge, climb Bermuda without feet. Fun flowy campus finishing on a big move to the last jug. Feet on is okay to get undercling over the lip and top out. Adds a Vee point in difficulty.

📹 Bermuda Campus

Sit start down left on side pulls.

Climb the back left arête of the Slapper's Arête boulder. Starting lowest left hand side pull and slopey right hand sidepull.

The right hand groove.

Sit start and make a huge rockover to get the obvious crimp. Finish more easily. All about the timing and positioning.

Immaculately desperate corner crack with a powerful start. Begins from large shelf down low (climbers right). Up bouldery start and technical layback past bolt (using the slab on the left takes away a grade) continue up thin crack with technical feet and increasinly fleeting hands to the top. Plenty of bomber gear on solid rock. would strongly advise stick clipping the bolt.