Nodi in The Fear Factory

Stylish. A low crux in the middle of the wall leads to a delightful airy finish just right of the arete.

Climb the arete with the twin spikes to an airy finish.

'I promise it is.' Juggy fun and a mantle too.

A bit of a showpiece, this roof-capped vertical wall is obvious from the track, and the main access comes straight up to it.

Up the right arete of the wall, to the nose of the big boulder. Traverse right and mantle to finish.

A lowish traverse from the right arete over to Come Fly With me, then up.

Up the right side of the wall, non-stressful on feature holds

Up the wall via good pockets below the roof's right edge to slink off right at the roof.

Testpiece of the wall. Crux is on the wall, but the wobbler is over the roof.

From the low flared hole, make a tough first move then trend left to finish.

Crimpy wall to obvious pocket high up, finishing on jugs.

Left of Sinatra wall, some high stuff which doesn't always look high until you're on it (Will Robinson)

Up the face.

Corner crack immediately L of Will Robinson

Committing spacey greatness.

High, hard, scary, awesome.

The name says it all. Climb up on amazing thing jugs (no, that's not a typo) to a fantastic committing finish.

Big dyno from the slopey rail to the slopers up high.

Thin, technical and powerful and then a totally desperate crux.

Tackle the window using its right side only.

Straight through the window.

Up the left side of the window, then trend left.

Find two good pockets in the ironstone and then crimp up the short slab.

Hard thin slabbing. Grab the small edge (with your right hand) left of the crozzly ironstone, then powerfully and technically straight up.

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Sans mono... Harder...

Sam Healy

Arete left of Pete's Arete. Tried many times by Sharik Walker with no success (when he was ticking multiple V12/13s in a winter...). High and crux in the top.

Some steeper stuff and some nifty shorter problems. Watch out for lizards basking in the top break of Kennedy Wall - they don't like boulderers much!

Powerful cranking off the obvious hole right of the tree. Chris Beers

Jump start with left hand on slopey crimp.

Sit start to Kill The Poor. Impressively flashed by Sharik Walker.

Start low on the big hole and move powerfully up via the slopey pocket.

Off the big hole traverse the break leftwards, then crank up via two good pockets just before the tree.

Vicious! Off the tiny crimps left of the tree.

Two big burly moves. Jump start from the broken edge (just right of the arete) to the jugs, then pull hard for the top.

Jump start then up the breaks right of the arete. Needless to say, the wall on the left is off.

Up the arete of Dave's Butt, finishing over right.

Classy climbing up the middle of the buttress. No sides.

Jump start.

Dynamically off the pocket avoiding the wall on the right.

Layback the little arete.

Short, crimpy and good climbing up the centre of the wall.

A shortish arete with some immaculate climbing. Technical, balancey and a brilliant classic. Stay on the right side.

A techo little traverse from around the other side of the arete into the start of My Tie.

Great climbing on bullet hard stone. Up the wall left of arete.

Hard crimpy stuff left of Blackback.

Juggy fun right of the cave.

Start low and right, finish high and left.

The buttress.

Short technical and committing climbing up the seam.

A stand-alone boulder on the track beneath the Kennedy Wall and Beyond. Safe landings, solid rock and potential for harder variants and eliminates await.

Crouch/sit start on the double barrel pockets in the middle of the wall and use an array of perfect slopes and edges to top out over the lip slightly to the right.

Same start as Zenith but finishing directly above by jumping to the rail and topping out using the three slopey bumps over the lip.

Sit start on the right arete with right hand on a low sidepull and left hand on a three finger pocket. Head left towards Zenith Direct using a fat pinch and a reach, finishing as for that problem.

Sit start as for “Kenneth the Menneth” but go directly up to a tricky mantle. Meedu

Start matched in the left start jug of Zenith before big move off undercling and good ledge to sharp crimp. Move up to another edge before moving back right to top out as for Zenith Direct. Jugs on Zenith are out for hands

Do the traverse into lefth

Good little problem 10m from the main boulder on the fire trail. Low sit start matched in honeycomb cave, big move out right and then top out left.

I couldnt find any info on this, but it has clearly been done. Please update if you have info

Separated from the main crag, four small problems on an isolated wall (quiet, less frequented).

Tackle the rounded roof right of the main overhang.

The main line up the centre, start on the right.

Off the lowish right facing sloper, make a couple of powerful moves up and right before escaping left to finish.

Jump to the juggy feature on the far left of the wall, then muscle up.