Vie come trad in Left Wall

Hard start then the crack. Scramble off.

Start: The R crack.

Start: The middle crack.

1. 30m (14) The crack, fragile rock at first.

2. 20m (-) As for 'Hawks'.

For a relative unknown Stan Manley sure did nab a bunch of good lines, years before anyone else showed up here.

Start: Start at the left crack.

1. 30m (17) Hard start, then crack to ledge.

2. 20m (-) Upwards to large ledge and continue through the top overhang.

Apparently only 1m R of 'Jupiter', but 29m longer and 5 grades easier...

Start: Start 5m R of the R chimney.

Bouldery start.

Start: Start 2m R of A.

Shallow corner then trend R.

Start: Start 2m R of the R chimney.

Start: Start between the two chimneys.

1. 25m (8) Add a few grades the further you start to the right. Up jugs just L of crack to ledge.

2. 21m (8) Up to follow large crack.

1. 25m. Follows as for the start of “Any Day Now”; up to small scoop, ledge- belay here.

2. 20m. Up main headwall to below top of wall.

3. 15m. Step right across big chimney, up small wall tending right to summit. Very loose and fragile rock,

Short crack then wall.

Start: Start 33m R of PoP, on R side of big slabby area, 3m L of the first chimney.

Solid. Break to bulge and directly up.

Start: Start at the painted square beneath the big slabby area.

Apparently this navigates similar territory as ZM, but at 16 grades less...

Start: Start 2m L of ZM.

...is all Gordon wants to say to you.

Start: Start as for ZM.

Up the corner of ZM, then the line 1.5m L through the roof.

Start: Start as for ZM.

The description is reproduced verbatim because it doesn't match anything visible in the topo. Maybe it makes more sense when walking along the base...if you can be bothered.

Start: "Start from the large block below the orange slab capped by a roof."

Gross black chimney.

Start: The chimney just R of the 'Jug City' diagonal.

Straight up over the steeper bit.

Start: The start is initialled, just R of JC.

Up the groove then follow the diagonal up rightwards.

Start: Start below the L end of the diagonal which caps a smooth wall at the left end of 'Left Wall'.