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Takes main diagonal crack about 80m North of the lookout.

Sit start holding the sharp arete, then move out left.

Start left of jugs and avoid right arete.

The first climb immediately on your left as you sight the Thunderdome. Gentle start to some excellent technical climbing for the grade. Stick clip the 1st bolt and take care at the 4th. Go straight up around the 7th bolt for full value, ignoring the ledge rest far out left.

The right side of the steep wall. Up face/slab past 2 bolts to slopey moves to get onto head wall.

Awkward start from the flake then up right via the obvious pocket.

Mantles abound. Clean and press out what you can...

An outstanding hard line.

Should be freed. Start: Thin crack on right front of buttress.

1. 35m Up crack.

Sit start on large low edge, climb the bulge on thin features.

Middle of face around arete to the right of 'Knobs', up centre of well featured slab. No anchor to be found, best to avoid for now.

An access route to get to the belay anchor of CSfH. Bouldery start, then go up the sharp flake on the right to clip the 3rd draw and move left to a tricky mantle. The rock quality from this point on is not the best, so be careful of your belayer.

Obvious line from center of cave tending left out through the roof. Plenty of heel and toe hooks.

Last 2 bolts now replaced by Remi.... Has a glorious finish... if you can beat the pump. Harder than Heavy Petting.

Sit start in crack, follow it right and mantle.

Start at the single bolt belay on large ledge. Up with juggy flakes past FH's to sit-down rest. Traverse L on swirly stone before blasting up with authority. Traverse back R under rearing headwall. Mind blowing finale to uber finishing horn jug. Lower-off.

Slightly undercut start at left end of honeycombed area to slab. DBB on block

Sit start project

Between "Face" and "Slab 1".

The first climb you come to, Open project for anyone who loves minging crimps. Stick clip first bolt. Shared anchors with Hello Newman.

From the starting pockets of 'Mike's Five', move left into a set of underclings and straight up to finish on the jug, without using the two finger pocket. Hard.

🚫 Originally done as a 'no heels' problem.

Sit start in the vertical seam on layaways. Move to the edge in the crack then hand jam. Left hand to an edge just below the top then right to the top. Mantle.

The route was altered due to significant changes. Namely no more tree and starting hold. A much nicer line now!

Start under obvious large roof in the middle of the wall. trad gear up steep face then delicate slab to bolt in the roof. Direct through cruxy roof to top. Use this roof feature to locate the other climbs on wall. Facing the wall the next route R) is weather window.

Fun, short, traverses.

Three hangers on climb and two hangers for anchor. It has no rings at anchor thereby setup anchor via preferred method (draws or cordellette and biners). Can clean using higher rappel bolts or poles. Do not feed rope through bolt plates (hangers) to lower!

SDS. Right edge of short face, 2.5m left of Chicken wings to hell.

One move wonder, crimp, pinch, or undercling through bulge. 16V3?

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

Start: Starts at the crack 0.5m left of 'Andrew's Bulge'.

Start on the right, traverse across on good rails and head halfway across the lip via a cool pocket above the largest part of the lip.

Go straight up on the furthest right wall.

Sit start from the crack moving left to finish as far East Arete.

Starts right of undercut, straight up

Bouldery. 3m L of Housos Boulder to 2nd bolt then keep cranking left to anchors of BAC.

Start low on the right-facing layback flake and move left and up. A long move with an interesting landing gains the lip and, with a shift in style and a cool mantle, the summit.

SDS. Start on the lower rail, climb to the hole then finish up PR.

Start matched on the obvious undercling in the dank cavelet. Burly move up to good jams at lip and turn the corner. Will need to build a landing or have moist pads to send. Probably quite hard

Swim through the jugs.

SDS

A very cruxy high step will make you wish your hands were useful.

Start on block to right of Red Tide straight to crimp at the edge of the roof then straigh up to break and traverse left to finish as per Red Tide.

Climb as for GFScoop exiting before the scoop up Arete (you dab, you start again).

Super Classic Problem. Helps to do yoga before (especially the Extended Lateral Angle Posture) Sit start at Red Cheeked and move up to the top of the scoop before heading left to the little side pulling crimper. Finish with both hands on large ledge in Salute to the Sun Posture. Repeat.

Let down your hair... But don't punt off the top! Climb on tall arête through jugs and seams. Make committing mantle over the lip.

Sitter from offwidth.

Quite hard and technical. Crank up the initial corner, staying in the L of the 2 cracks. From there, a desperate few moves across and right lead to jugs and a widening crack. Easily to the top.

Up the face (just to the left of the crack), around the horizontal roof edge, up the face.

Start under the small rooflet on the main cliff, move right to some positive and curvy edges, then up. Halfway through the mantle the name should become apparent.

7 bolts across lovely flake feature.

Swim Start direct or continue dry from block at end of TT. Start directly below DS before traversing L and low around to the slab.

Sit start on broken jug, up holds on arete. Bad rock for feet, walking up slightly right side until standing on broken jug. Then straight up arete.

Crack and crimps at the righ end of slab.

Balancy Face

Sit start on jug, head up and traverse left on slopers to finish as for Stage Fright.

Positive shelves with a fun mantle.

Sit start down low on flat hold and make way directly up and over.

Slopers just right of the tree

Right arete/slab of Spiky bloc.

Below crack left of T.

Up crack on natural gear, not very good by most accounts.

Up slab keeping and using rail on your right until top