Ascensioni in The Governor come Tick

First pitch only. Pretty good, rock quality was OK. Found the belay ledge very uncomfortable.

Loose block on pitch 2 has now fallen off. All good now

Great 2 pitches of climbing, pitch 1, sat on rope at roof, as pick wrong line first time. Pitch 2 great moves.

horrible wet slimey.

Lead all 3 pitches, 1-o/s, 2 - fall, 3 -o/s, pitch was one is a classic for the grade. Pitch 2, i was carefully climbing around the loose blocks midway up when a 100kg+ section came out completely unexpected smashing to the ground, gear was good. Pitch 3, nice climbing and gear. Pitch 2, i reclimbed the section after the fall, now that block has falled out its a little more secure, but care is needed.

There's tons of loose blocks and choss on the route, specifically at pitch 2. Wear a helmet and place pro carefully.

Great flowing second pitch. First and third pitch blergh.

Don't believe the hype. If you want to sprint up something fun with bolts this this a good run. A confusing abundance of bolts up top but otherwise a fun route

Awesome route

Perhaps the crux at the start of pitch 2 deserves 17 (delicate and airy). The 'spiky vines' mentioned by someone else at the start of the final crack are not spiky and are avoided by stepping onto the easy right wall.

With Neil. Brilliant and demanding! P1 - 2nd Clean. P2 - Onsight. Pitch 1 is as good as The Recidivist Direct (P2), but probably less dangerous. Enjoyable climbing to gain the stemming corner, then stemming bliss up impossible blankness on bomber rock. Wild and improbably moves to gain the steep crack, then pumpy, strenuous jamming to the top. Wild! Pitch 2 is pleasant and very pure "trad" up a corner/gully with some real moves to make it worthwhile.

With Neil. Stoked, this was one of my goals for the trip. P1 - Onsight. P2 - 2nd Clean. P3 - Onsight. The first pitch is the money on this one. Nice thin slabbing with very thin, spaced (dubious?) gear to gain the roof, then committing technical climbing up and around the roofs. An amazing number of moves are necessary to do this with finesse. The "bold-ish" traverse left at the end is memorable! P2 and P3 are both quite good with good pro and interesting moves.

With Neil. P1 - Second Clean. P2 - Onsight. P3 - Second Clean. Three great and varied pitches. The first is a bit obscure (starting up Sego Entree) with dubious pro, but makes for exciting traversing to gain Iconoclast crack. P2 is nice corner climbing around a prominent roof with really good gear. P3 is a straightforward but exciting steep-ish jam crack with more good gear, and some strenuous climbing. Maybe not QUITE classic, but close.

A VERY demanding line. Has this had a repeat? We broke the 2nd pitch into 2 halves via a fully hanging belay after running out of small gear. P1 - Onsight, P2 - Tick (could be a flash). P3 - Second Clean. The first pitch is tricky, the second pitch is nails, could easily be a 23. Sustained, tenuous, desperate, with spaced gear of marginal quality through all the hardest moves. My partner took a massive gear ripping fall, so I ended up leading it with much terror. Classic, but monstrous.

Stunning climbing. Second clean P1, Onsight P2. The first pitch is poorly protected at the start, but safe as houses through the funky roof moves. The second pitch has bomber protection the whole way, with exciting movement through a few technical rooflets, followed by an exciting topout. I found the second pitch harder and more sustained than the first. A real gem of a line!

Onsight P1 and most of P2 (linked). Second clean the last 15m of pitch 2. Pretty good, but quite tricky for the grade if you follow the crack system the whole way, and the gear is rather widely spaced. Good climbing, but despite the grade I wouldn't recommend this as a beginner lead.

With Graham. Three pitches of consistently interesting climbing. Great gear the whole way.

Solid little number. not too unsolid rock either.

quality the hole 80m

Interesting! Scary in the wet!