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The right of The 'Escape Route' , on the left side of the big cave

Same as Milk Coffee but high jug traverse all the way to 4th top out spot

As per choc ripple but skip the right sidepull undercling and go from the sit to the scoop for a nice tension move

Sit start on third start position bottom shelf is off, go up and left via edges and jugs finish up Nice exit

Beautiful highball, head up on good holds

Chris Beers

Start up GG then go into RO

Stand start in corner balance and head up, theres a hold around the right side to help

As for kick it but up via a sloper

From the finger jug edge up to the scoop and up to the right. Feels tricky till you get comfortable

Chris Beers

straight up rightside arete. do a little switcharoo at the top when its too overhung

start on the 2 hands on leg loss rock and top to finish (check for clearing)

start on sitting on table top and continue up the same side until you can press your poop-deck into opposing cave

Start 2 hands on cave arete and continue up and over. careful of the tail bone breaker rock (nice flexible crashpad for first timer)

A proper highball boulder problem. I recommend top Roping from tree above to work the high crux because if you fall from there you better have a lot of mats. VERY good climb but potential for injury if you fall from the top crux. The topout and walk off is achievable now that the choss from the jug over the top has been cleared away.

Starts at the right layback flake -immediately left of Sahelanthropus. A briefly tricky move at the low roof leads to a stance, followed by a technical and strenuous finale up the overhanging blocky corner.

The grade is very much open for discussion. The moves suit me, and I did it quickly, but it is a very particular style of climbing.

Super easy flake to giant move (or dyno) then very technical pumpy crimping to the anchors. (Hint,theres a giant jug above the anchors).

Sit start, work your way up the diagonal crack and link to Wing It for the finish

80's hardcore testpiece through wild off-width roof.

Start as for Orion at discontinuous corners on ledge above main walking track

1. 35m Spot the target roof 35m above, and make up a pitch trending towards it, following best rock, and avoiding choss and vegetation as much as possible. Belay from 1 x carrot bolt, wires and small cams (0.2 and 0.3) on sandy ledge.

2. 10m (24) Up past carrot to confront intimidating roof. Most of the gear is small (doubles of 0.3 to 0.5) with larger gear (3 - 5) only necessary if aiding the crux. Belay from tree right of top out).

To escape, rap 45m from tree to big sandy ledge. From there, traverse left along ledge (looking out) until its possible to scramble down to the walking track.

Good line with good climbing on wall right of Purple Maze crack. Up to overhang, right to PR, up to hard-to-clip BR on bulge, then right to ledge. Continue straight up wall past tricky mantleshelf move and 2 BRs. Tree belay.

Want to look like Ray in that iconic shot? Or Warwick on "Wokker's Roof", which if you look across the valley you can probably see? Or Doug on Fight Cub, just 7 grades easier and 50m from your car? Look no further than up, and back. Then get every 4 and 5 cam you own or can borrow, tie in, and take the trip of a lifetime across 20 plus feet of the finest horizontal offwidth sandstone roof crack you can imagine. (FFA-BD# 4.5 , 5, 5, 5, 5, 4 untie and walk off) second ascent one less #5.

Reality is separate, dreams are real. FFA E. Wells, J. Szeleky 2021.

Start from the big jug. Out and up. Committing.

Start at the back of the cave, follow the flake feature through the roof, then head right after turning the lip and finish matched on jug ledge same as 'Oxycel'.

Phillip Booth

A fun campus problem, start with a small pocket and crimp, move right to finger jug, left hand to small crimp above then swing right to a good incut high edge, match.

Start on the big jug up to another jug pocket with glue on it then big moves up and right via crimps. Keep trucking right past another jug pocket to finish as teflon.

Sit start to mosquito clamps. Going up via the edges and pocket and out through MC.

A tad scary

On the far right hand side of the bouldering cave in the small roof section. Start in the massive chalky hole and traverse right through the roof on chalky slopers to finish matched on the rail.

Starting in pockets on the far left hand side of the face that splits the two caves traverse left following the pockets and then slopey rails to finish up the prominent nose. No feet on the low, flat section of rock.

Furthest right looking at the wall. Well bolted rings. Wierd end if you go straight up, death by tree. Nice extension that goes the length of the cave along a high break.

Choice of two finishes

Start in pockets

Start on jugs, big move up left and slopey topout. Uses a lot of skin on first move

Start on jugs to crimps

Start in two finger pocket and far sidepull on the other face. Go up the arete and through the gap in the roof. estimated v4

Start on slope and undercling pinch. Climb up to various crimps then to slopers. Topout

Project highball. Start on through holds and up linking two flakes up to a high and committing top out.

Steep styling, high balling, full cream dairy funk trust fun! Bring your tissues, 'cos your gonna love it, or cry trying! Brilliant line spotted by Adrian Brogan while hunting for something else...freaking schweet.

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

On right side of the Hueco Cave. Sit start. This line climbs some delicate press moves, a punchy throw to a large dish with a twin beside it. Finished at lip of roof. Very slabby top out waiting to be done by the brave. A variant out left after the two scoops still be done, much harder.

One for Mike. Off width corner crack. Full value. Grade estimates have ranged from V0 to V5!

1. 45m (24)

2. 25m (21)

A gymnastic alternative to Pitch 4 of Passion in Progress, taking the line directly through the roof crack above the belay. Very strenuous and gymnastic. Originally climbed ground-up. #1 cam (out left) in a shallow horizontal, then #0.75, #2, #2, #1, #0.75, #0.4 to Bolt belay.