Ocean Vista Area Principalmente Escalada esportiva 33 vias no setor

The furthest R route on this sector, behind the rock arch. Climb wall to ledge in cave. Monkey up R side of scoop, power through sustained cruxy bulge, and up moderate headwall to the world’s end. Use long runners in cave. Harder than the original 24 since hold broke.

7 bolts from the cave to anchors. Climb as for FC to the cave. This is the L line directly above the anchors. Severe Body-English is necessary to solve the boulder problem out the cave. The climbing eases significantly as the angle relents, though still keeps you punching through the overlap. To minimise drag, safety into the first anchors and pull the rope through before continuing.

9 BR to anchors. Deceptively steep face and blunt arête. Pumpy. Not for the feint of heart with a little funky rock and an engaging crux. Stick to the line and no traversing way off R into the cave.

Shares the start with it's twin, then L onto the ledge. Direct up following the vertical seam through the crimpy face. Maybe a tad contrived but does not climb the easy stuff out L. Trend R above hard section to join the top of DDR.

Straight up the centre of the chimney working your way in and out of a series of scoops. 9 hangers to anchors. Chossy start but gets better. Belayer wear a helmet!

Traverse R along fixed rope. Grey face/arete. Stick clip first bolt and start up crack. Punchy and sustained little route with long moves between good holds.

Start carefully up arete to big hueco and first bolt. A hard mid section leads to sustained and committing climbing all the way to the chains. Don't mistake the last bolt with the mallion on it for the finish - double bolt anchors at the top.

Named after an angry former inhabitant! Start in the back of the black cave. Burly climbing through cool hanging features. The sustained headwall still packs a bite!

Direct start of funnel web, stick clip second bolt and start up crack in middle of wall. Continue up staying on left hand side of bolts. Great climbing.

Belay from base of large tree with off width above. Head up vegetated corner on surprisingly good holds and gear to small cave. Climb up to offwidth above cave and continue along crack with good pro and holds until it peters out below grassy ledge. Wrestle grass trees and lack of rock to the left to find a way up to small headwall above. Climb headwall gingerly to belay from a couple of small trees on upper ocean vista ledge.

Start at the base of the large pillar as you round the track after passing stairs to lower tier. Start up diagonal offwidth until standing at small open corner at head wall with small meandering crack above. Plug in some gear and pull onto headwall trending slightly left up centre of pillar on small wires and cams. Head for bolted belay at top left hand side of pillar. Excellent movement throughout with a great variety of holds and adequate protection. Can walk off back of pillar to Lower tier.

The direct on Kill Bill. Start R of NT at the crack. 3 bolts to join KB at the end of the traverse. The climb goes just R of bolt 3 (the patina prevented bolts from being placed further R). Sustained pinches, underclings, sidepulls. Tough 2nd clip, but for full value avoid stickclipping it.

Clip first bolt from the narrow ledge and pull onto the hard start. Pumpy pocketed face. Avoid traversing R for a giant rest on the jug of KB and add a grade and a star. A classic route but best avoided between Aug-Dec as the local falcon has a habit of greeting would-be ascentionists at very high speeds.

Dappled face veering R to a tricky clip at the 5th bolt, then directly up into the cave. Don't finish here! Use a very long draw then up and R onto the giant fang with a bolt on the tip, questing heroically to the anchors on the headwall.

Start at the fine crack to the left of Sho Kosugi with the overhanging offwidth through the cave above. Look up in awe at the overhanging crack to lip. Climb on great holds and gear to exciting finale exiting overhang onto face above. Did I say finale? Traverse right then left with horrendous drag till you reach a large block to belay your second from. Fist bump and wander through scrub to top out. Note*** Beware loose rock at lip

SK into cave, then L line of bolts out cave to very top of wall. Do not confuse to 2 bolts with fixed gear on them (wtf?) at the top of the cave for the anchors, it keeps going. Exposed exciting finish!

A squeeze, but so what. Shares first bolt with Five Point. Goes a little L after bolt 3 into the underclings. Shares a few holds with COYS before busting R and up. Same top as the others. Can certainly be done punching R lower on some cool intense side pulls at 23 but is unfortunately contrived.

Starts just right of the large grass tree. Stickclip first bolt and step off block to venture up overhanging rib on good holds with some punchy moves on small headwall above. Carefully to anchor. Shares last bolt with Anagrams or just run it out. *Please respect resident Falcon

Starts left of large grass tree under cave. Stickclip first bolt and either climb direct or come in from the left over first bolt. Interesting moves through cave to pull onto wall above. Carefully through to upper cave which holds one of Ninderry's finest views. Shared anchor with Distraction Utopia. *Please respect the resident Falcon.

On the main wall, but confusingly left of the two subsequent described routes. Scramble/bridge up into the very top section of cave. This route climbs the steep L side of cave and wall above. Somewhat sharp rock at the start leads to a surprisingly fine and exposed headwall with anchors.

Dappled face of high pinnacle. Climbs the face L of the bolts not the easy flake way off to the R. This route is thin, technical and tricky. Shares anchors with IaTN so requires long 1.5m slings to lower off.

Please note: Closed during Peregrine Falcon nesting season (August- November)

Steep arete on pinnacle. What it lacks in length it makes up for with exposure and pumpiness! Use 1+mtr slings on anchors if lowering or alternatively abseil off to clean.

Please note: Closed during Peregrine Falcon nesting season (August- December)

One of the better warm ups on the cliff. An isolated route but well worth doing on great rock. 6 UB’s lead up the steep and juggy wall to anchors over the lip.