Vie in Western Cape del grado selezionato

Sit start (sitting on the rock) with BH on an under-cling, Climb straight up to an in-cut grip and climb the left Arete/face to TO.

Sit start using obvious undercling crack. Reach up to a small incut hold on the face. Climb straight up the face, using the L and then R arête. TO.

Climb Childhood Wonders up to the incut grip and then move out right and finish up The Righteous Man.

Sit start using high opposing gastons. Move up to sloper on the lip and TO.

Sitstart with BH on undercling. Move up to grips on the lip, LH up to Anesthesia's slopey edge and TO.

Sitstart. BH on a big ledge and TO direct onto the other boulder.

Sitstart (if your arms are long enough). Both hands on the shelf. Traverse right along the undercling until you get to the shelf on the far right, top out along the crack.

Sitstart. Climb the arete through the right hand pinch to TO.

Sitstart with LH on good side-pull, RH on good crimp. LH to vertical crack, RH to crimp out right. TO.

Start as for Motion of the Ocean. RH up to sloping pocket, climb left along sloping edge and TO via crimp in the centre of the slab.

Sit start. Climb the arete along the crimps.

Start as for Done (or standstart). Escape the traverse just before the roof and TO.

Sitstart on edges and climb through the open book just before the big roof.

Sitstart using the undercling and bulge. Climb through and left of the flat roof just left of the grey pocket and TO.

Move right onto the face and climb next to the black streak to TO.

Sitstart and traverse low, rightward towards the far corner (closest to cablestation), TO.

Start low and mantle onto the shelf. Top out via pinchy arete

Sit start

Low-ball banger. Start on big jug to the right, move along middle rail toward the two dishes, using the undercling deep under the boulder and TO off using the crimps above the dishes.

Named after Lou Reed's "The Gun" it was playing during the FA

Climb the excellent line left of the RH arête.

Holds broke off after the fire. Andre Le Roux proposed 6B.

Same start as Slab was too hot but you move up to the apex of the Triangle

Start with LH on pinch and LH in lowest crack feature climb up knife edge between your legs

Same start as Untitled 1 (Fabian's Folly) climbing up to the right of knife edge using it as an arete

Standstart with RH on side pull and LH pressing down into low crack, dyno up to good central jug TO

Sitstart with RH on square block and LH on pitch move to pockety jug and TO left

Crouch start. LH on sloping two digit ramp on the diagonal break. LF on the low knob out left. Climb straight up to TO.

Crouch start right of the arete. LH on good edge, RH on rounded layback hold. Climb the arete diagonally left to TO.

Sit start with hands matched on obvious flake. Climb straight up via the slab above. All good edges on the left are off. (Note: the starting flake is delicate, please take care to not break it off).

Sit start on opposing side-pulls. TO using good edges directly above.

SS with RH on high crimp with small hole, right of the corner, LH on sloper on the left. Climb diagonally right along the arete, moving up to the slab-like section to TO. Technical and fun to pull out your gym moves

Sit start with BH on large hueco just right of the arête. RH up to crimp on arête. LH reaches high for gaston. RH up to opposing gaston. straight up using small flake to TO.

SS under the overhang and move sideways to TO as for 3.

sit start and move up on crimps to TO.

Stand-start with RH up on a good edge and head straight up.

Start as for I Am move straight up to the lip and then top-out right using a pocket jug to the right.

Crouch start on slopers and mantle.

Climb Echoes of Time this time using the pocket jug.

SS in the bucket near the arete and move up the face on crimps (problem is to the L of 1 around the corner).

Stand start using the two-finger pocket and move up and to the L (beware of the unstable block above).

SS with RH on sloper and LH in pocket. Move up the arete to TO. Boulder on the R is off route.

Stand start with high foot and climb the middle streak of this 5m tall granite slab.

Starts up the left side of the sharp fin (directly under the steep prow above) to a narrow ledge. Pull through the roof and move slightly right to a steep layback and then continue directly up the steep arete to the top. At the crux keep an eye out for a key two-finger pocket that is not immediately obvious. Consensus grading needed - probably 24 with the crux beta.

Starts on the small arete on the left of the boulder, begin with both hands on the hold. Once started continue to the small ledge and then to the top of the boulder. Mantle onto of the boulder to complete.

Start using both arete, TO.

Bum start below the arête and head up using the large black knob.

OLD BOLTS & HANDMADE HANGERS=DANGEROUS

OLD BOLTS & HANDMADE HANGERS=DANGEROUS

Standing start, climb the very high recurve(overhanging) arête.

Hang-start and climb the prow finishing left.

Standing start. Climb the white face.

Sit-start on a scoop jug and continue up the gnarly arête.

Beta Video for deep start

Climb the arête / slab.

Bum start, campus the jugs till able to get your feet up.

Bum start on the blackened jug/ crack. To the right if you are facing 'Spine Cave'.

Climb the right flake without using 'Dominique' flake.

Start as for Mikes Traverse and move out right to sloper on smooth face where a solid kneebar can be done to reach a jug higher up.

Start as for Mike's Traverse, traverse right to sloper on smooth face where an undercling and laybacks far to the right are used to get to the jugs above.

Start as for Snail Trail / Scissor Fight, but move up and right to TO via slopers.

Start on the far R, trav L using holds on or below the lip to TO as for Scissor Fight

Start as Hip Hip Chin Chin, move right into and top out as for Accidentally Overlooked

Start as Hip Hip Chin Chin, move right into Accidentally Overlooked, top out as for Xibalba

Start as for Hip Hip Chin Chin then climb Another Winner

Sit-start hugging the prow with left hand on a crimp and right hand on the slopey corner, now slap up the corner until reaching a good finishing hold for left hand.

SDS and climb the arete move R.

Stand start, from the good rail, do a long move to the wondering rail near the top of the boulder. Give yourself an extra half grade if you SDS at the arete.

Stand start, start between the good rail on the left and the good rail on the right. Use these and then use the good right hand layback and the crimps on the face.

SDS on the left arete (at A1) and traverse the boulder and finish up A10.

SDS on the right arete (same start for A9) traverse leftwards and finish on the left arete (finish same as A1).

Traverse from left to right just below the top of the boulder. Eliminate the top of the boulder. Start up A2 to the good rail near the top, traverse rightwards and finish up the right arete.

Traverse from right to left just below the top of the boulder. Eliminate the top of the boulder. Start up A9 to about 1m from the top then traverse leftwards and finish up the left arete (the top of A1).

SDS left hand in layback/undercling, go up then diagonally right to the top

SDS on the left arete, traverse the lip and mantel about 1m from the right arete. A fun alternative is to not use the low feet grips except one at the start, so you do the lip traverse heal hooking.

Start as pandemic. Right hand to sloper on the arete and left to gaston. Top out via jug.

Sit on mat start, right hand on layback left on a crimp. Climb up to the left of Zoom using the laybacks.

Stand and climb the crimpy face

Sit-start on a layaway, climb up and left.

Sit-start with left hand on pinch and right hand on diagonal sidepull, move straight up and then up right to top-out. (The separated piece at the base is off for feet)

Sit-start with left hand on the arête and right hand on an edge and climb straight up the face.

Sit-start with left hand on an incut and right hand low on a pinch, left hand up to an incut edge, right hand to a crimp, move left to a good hold and top-out direct.

Sit-start with left hand on a low edge and right hand high on an edge, left hand to a sidepull. Everything left of the crack is off for hands.

FA by Jarryd New

Climb the scooped wall and continue to the interesting topout

Sit-start with left hand up on a bad slopey sidepull and right hand low on a jug sidepull, left hand to a slopey pinch just above on the slab and head straight up the slab to a jug / knob.

Start: while this route does have lower pitches, they are not worth doing. The route starts beneath a 7m roof just left of the upper pitches of Frasers Frontal, and so taking the first two pitches of Posternation would be about the most direct line there however as it starts on the halfway ledge most any route- or indeed walking from the right- will get you to the start.

1. Climb the roof crack and stance on the right.

2. Head diagonally left to gain a recess, which is climbed to the top.

Sit start on the crimp and traverse along the rail. Climb up round the corner.