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Start: Start below the right of three large chimney-cracks angling sharply to the left.

1. 34m (7) Start on massive jugs and continue up and left into the line. Belay out on the left wall when the crack bends sharpest to the left.

2. 45m (7) Climb the left wall to the top.

A great climb up a huge corner leads to a fragile finish.

Start: Start below the huge corner marking the right side of an impressive blank wall.

1. 50m (7) Climb the huge corner until the rope runs out.

2. 40m (-) Continue up the line until it runs out and finish up the juggy wall.

Left the first ascentists speechless. The left hand line.

1. 40m (7) Climb mossy rock to ledge.

2. 40m (7) The gutter above is clean and has the biggest jugs that you will ever see.

The better of the easy routes.

Climb the right hand line with a choice of belay spots.

Quick way to the top if you have a trad rack!

A rather irrelevant climb taking the centre of the smoothest part of the slab just right of the big corner. The bulges are avoided by diverging into the corner at those points.

May be a repeat of "A Soft Furry Thing". As you walk past the southern face of the 'Mountain Lion' there is a slab with a broken corner with two cracks.

Start 7 metres left of "Not Christians For Dinner Again" at crack separating the detached block from the main face.

Follow the main crack until it gets too narrow then continue up right side of buttress.

Crouch start on lowest part of lip near cliffline. Rising traverse on lip all the way to the highest point meeting with J.S Memorial Choss

Pleasant bridging up the wide chimney at the left end of the overhanging wall.

Not to be confused with the route of the same name at Muline. Take the right-hand chimney then up the orange corner above to pull through the "eye" (a gap in the small roof).

This and next micro-route are behind the Lion's Head itself. From the top of Decapitating Tweety Birds walk back to the juggy wall immediately behind the back wall of the Lion's Head. On the right arete is a narrow strip of rock in an airy position. Climb the narrow band of smooth rock on the arete.

Start: Start in broken corner-cum-gully 90 metres right of where the track hits the cliff. This is directly below the step in the huge roofs high up and a forked gumtree 40 metres up.

1. 44m (7) Climb the corner to the large. vegetated ledge.

2. 28m (7) Climb the small buttress, tending right to a large chimney.

3. 44m (7) Move up and traverse right into the chimney. Continue up the line to a belay above some bushes.

4. 46m (7) Up the line to belay amongst the jugs.

5. 6m (-) Scramble up to the terrace. Walk to the juggy arete on the left.

6. 42m (7) Climb the arete, move right, along the ledge and up the weakness to the top.

Climb the left line to the roof and exit left.