Ghidrah Escalada em rocha 8 vias no setor

Built from the ground up by a malevolent child.

A cliff splitting crack that passes through three roofs and some sporty moves. Three bolts keep things sane, but you'll still need a double rack in the finger to hand sizes. A few nuts and hexes can supplement as needed.

Can be climbed as a mega pitch with some serious drag, or split at a semi hanging belay after the difficulties and below the final roof if you want to see the second.

The route starts from the major ledge underneath an obvious crack in the low roof. Trad anchor in the crack and or stick clip the first bolt to avoid consequential falls from the opening moves.

1. 30m (21) Suck it up and commit to some powerful sporty moves out of the opening roof with two bolts and gear to the delicate thin crack (crux). Follow this up through two breaks to the shale break and final bolt. Pull the roof and over into a stance and semi-hanging belay.

2. 20m (14) Follow the widening crack up into a few chimney moves to escape the final roof (all gear). Follow the crack system as it becomes increasingly easy and chossy to a final large cave (belay possible) or continue to the rap anchors and belay from here.

Gabara is a Kaiju that doesn't actually exist -except in the mind of a child, as the monstrous manifestation of his real-world bully. Heavy stuff, indeed.

A proud-looking left leaning seam crack with oodles of exposure, and very sporty steep cruxes. Starts on a small ledge above the main ledge (access by ascending a short fixed rope).

Bring a full rack 0.3-3, wires, and doubles of 0.5 and 0.75.

1. 30m (23) A hard start through the roof (feel free to build a cairn if you can't reach the first holds), then powerful moves past 3 bolts to gain the crack proper. This is followed by technical and varied gr21/22 crack/face climbing to a bolted belay below a huge roof.

2. 15m (23) Up to the big roof past 2 bolts, punch through it, then powerful moves to turn the lip. After this, moderate technical face climbing on gear leads to a good ledge and bolted belay. This pitch can easily be combined into the next one.

3. 10m (16) Up the face with spaced gear to ledge. Belay bolts at the back of the ledge.

A giant mutated bird. Pronounce the name with a Japanese accent whilst doing the crux moves for full value. Long draws good + at least two single length sling runners. Starts off the middle of the middle ledge. Short powdered wall start to small dirty ledge - then swing out roof leftwards (chain permadraw) then up long sustained face. The hardest stuff is in the first 20m but there are still some things to think about up there somewhere. Belay on small ledge about 20m below the top of the cliff - scramble off to the left as per standard exit (ropes/rungs/radness etc).

"Render unto ghirdrah's, what is ghidrah's"

The King of the Three Monster pitches.

A punchy Roof boulder start (The first ascensionist ripped off the jug and decked after the FA) leads to endless climbing on the excellent orange rock into the technical flake and mono crux.

Pack 30 quickdraws and an optional red cam or green cam. longer draws after the flake crux greatly reduce the drag.

Can also be climbed from the crimps at the lip of the roof at grade 24.

Multipitch adventure - described by first ascentist as "I think there's a few scary runout bits in the middle that I thought might spice it up. And a hard move at the bottom- I'd rapped from the top so I might have cheated with some extended draws at the start. I remember the glue wasn't really dry on the first few bolts so I might have tied them off to the rap rope "just in case"! Probably worth bringing some trad as well then! Starts up black arete (ubolts and rusty carrots). Grade is suspect until further repeats.