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A nice slabby climb. Follow the cracks up to the top. Top out variants- Straight up over final boulder or traverse left under boulder then back up.

The obvious line on the downstream side of the buttress. Up the line until it makes sense to step right onto the lovely slab. Walk off the back.

Sit start and straight up.

Start sit start on the far left and top out right

Sit start and straight up.

Crouch start on obvious jug 5m left of trapped (Facing upstream). Then press your way to glory

Sit start 1.5m left of BSMT and go straight up.

Sit start 1.5m left again and straight up.

Start mid boulder at the flake. Traversing up left. Avoid detached flake on the ground.

Stand start below the highest part of the boulder on side pull and diagonal rail then pad up the slab on increasingly comfy holds.

The right end of the boulder. Stand start, pop to ironstone jug then up.

Sit start on double-stacked mats around the left arête. Swing around arête and up.

obvious corner crack

Start as BBATAKTDTG, traverse left and up the ramp to the horizontal break. Use small wires in hidden slot to protect move onto ramp. Follow crack up and right to the top.

Start behind large tree, follow the crack up to tree and sling for pro. Reach right onto the face for a jug and head up the right leaning crack line to the top. 3½ cam or large hex required for initial crack.

Up slab to break then right side of slab and crack above.

hang start from shelf jugs. treverse right then up to match just below roof

up layback corner

far right. up through mossy section

Fun easy slab crack left of Rabbit Arete (opposite Pinkies Ladder). Sitstart.

Arete on the left of Gavin's route.

Stand start and straight up to a high finish.

Crouch start on the arete.

Sit start at the hole, Easy moves up.

Stand start and straight up the little arete.

The first climb to be put up at the crag. Start: Under roof on right of the wall. Climb up to cave then out left side. Tend right and up to stance and continue up long slab to anchors. Can go direct to first bolt.

Starting beneath the first bolt of NWO, pull off a few bouldery moves to the first bolt. Direct start for NWO.

Straight up slab through obvious scoop feature. 7 RB's to lowers offs

Start: 2m lt of NWO.

Straight up through weakness to ramp and up slab. 6 RB's to lower offs

Start: 3m lt of S&S.

Start right side of undercut area, up side of weakness.

Up the sharp arete.

Fun lay back flake to the left of twins.

Follow crack to lower offs.

Snappy bottom , up two small ledges to the Gritstone finish. Much harder if you stay out of the crack First route on The Boulder.

One hard move over the lip and it is all over. Bring those large sea gull bashers. Trad crack at the far left end of the Block, next to the descent path.

As the name suggests, get deep in that crack. Wobble without much protection using both walls and exit to the bolts at the top of the crag. The second trad crack on this face.

Easy up the juggy start to finger pockets at the 3rd bolt. Pull up to bolts just over the top.

Start stemming on wide crack then out and up right-hand wall, slabby final move to bolts

A shorter warm-up for the area, head straight up the off-widthy crack to a low topout.

Straight up the front of the boulder using compression slaps.

The chimney start. Get right inside and go up to the top without using any of the juggy footers around. Actually a bit of a lark.

On the boulder just to the right of 'I Rolled a 4'. From a sit, head up the arete using the crack to establish yourself.

Straight up through the body of the boulder. Bit of a downhill landing.

Not wonderful. Enough holds to get up, use it as a warmup. The boulder to the left of the tombstones facing up the hill.

Straight up the front of the boulder, through the pocket and out. Easy.

Sit start and up. Watch out for the sidecling, it might go!

Sit start. Some good holds but it's still tricky getting off the ground with the poor feet available. You can easily make this harder but if you do it right it should be a 0. One of a group of good warmups for the harder stuff down the hill.

Sit start jug on the right/high side of the boulder. Pull onto slab up and over.

Rubbish. Sit start on ok holds. Done with a dynamic move to the rim then easily over.

Sit start. Up and over.

Sit start. Up and over!

Sit start left side arete.

Sit start and move left to the rail.

Up the crack. Bit of a poor landing if you have difficulty topping out.

Up the left side of the boulder when looking uphill. Not hard, but not bad either.

Sit start on right end in little corner. Work way up right arete.

Sit start on big side pull. Straight up on jugs.

Sit Start on BIG jugs. Straight up.

Sit start on a sharp flake and small edge. Up and over.

Looks easy, doesn't it? Then you realise it's stacked hand and fists to start, with a lovely drop onto a hard granite slab if you do anything wrong, and the crack widens as you go, making it a full offwidth experience with the extra spice of possibly having to roll down a hill if you fall. Easy enough if you layback and avoid using the crack, but around V1 if you go at it full offwidth style.

Stand start, up the face.

Sit start and up, cleaning as you go!

Sit start the right side. Big jugs, goes easy enough.

Up using the flake (hard to ignore, really) through easy and good holds.

Another easy one on this boulder.

A nice amble up an arete.

Follow the arete avoiding getting into the crack. Top out on reasonable holds.

Easily up the sloped side of the boulder - as easily as England beat the B side in Perth. Happy Australia day.

Sit down, grab the big rail, walk up the boulder. If you just use the slopers it may even be V2.

Sometimes, they just disappear... Sit start and up.

Sit start and up on the easier side of the boulder.

Sit start and up and over.

Mantle the left side of the boulder.

A proud line striking upwards seven metres above the ground and over a roughly 10 metre, wretched fall with a good chance of a roll down the hill afterward. There are no bolts on this climb, and the first ascensionist requests you keep it that way. The lower crack will take some natural protection, but peters out at around the four metre mark. You may be able to fiddle something in above the shaky flake. There's a shaky flake, by the way. One crux- the little rooflet. Don't go left or right at the rooflet. As it's the pussy variant, you can use the boulder in front to avoid the beginning boulder problem. Pussy. Easy enough to set up a top-rope. Top out.

Up the slab through some slightly more balancy holds, topping out left of 'Taken For Granite'.

To the left of 'Paddy Marley', head up through the centre of the wall before traversing left to the good flakes, followed by a risky top-out.

Up through the crack to a jug and top out to the right.

An easy problem on the face. Sit-start yet to go.

Easily up past a very big flake.

Up using the right side arete. For best value, huck a big throw to the top from as low as possible.

Sit start around the corner from 'Don't Wanna Go To School'.

Straight up the crack. Overhung, but far easier than it looks.

Up and top out. A slab.

Head up the slab.

Pleasant little crack.

Start low right next to 'Magoo' then up and left to top out.

Traverse the boulder from right to left then top out for 'Ermagawd'.

Up and over, nothing amazing.

A simple up and over.

Sit start from the underclings and up.

Try not to bruise your butt falling 10 cms if you lose your grip. The most lowball sit-start you'll probably ever see.

Sit start and straight up to top out.

Right side of boulder, sit start.

Straight up through ever smaller footers.

Undercling sit start. Up using only the crack.

Straight up the highest part of the boulder