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The short and aesthetic arete.

A big sister arete on the right.

Start low for the wider crack on the right.

A problem that is both enjoyable and well-liked among climbers

This problem entails ascending a sloping rock face and concluding by reaching the top of the climb, where vegetation may be growing.

A brief and child-friendly climbing route, one that’s also quite popular when done in reverse

A brief and pleasant slab ascent

Brief, straightforward, and ideal for small individuals

Ascend the boulder's side starting from a seated position.

brief and enjoyable, particularly suitable for children

The variation on the right-hand side of Haribo

Ascend the set of in-cut holds on the left-hand side.

The most challenging and superior route located at the center of the slab is also the longest one.

Ascend using the set of in-cut holds on the right-hand side.

A grimy and frequently muddied climb through the cavern, leading to the aperture at the rear.

The chimney situated atop the triangular slab is commonly employed as a descent route. Frequently ticked by children and dogs!

There is a brief climb up a crack located at the back of the boulder.

Deceptively awkward but still a fun climb

Execute a brief but intellectually stimulating manoeuvre by stepping onto the block.

Climb the short left side of the face without using your hands!

Ascend the central nose of the boulder

Ascend the short protruding wall.

An undemanding slab section. While the arete is an available feature, many climbers choose to bypass using their hands altogether.

The clearly visible gully with a gentle slope is an apparent option for easy descent. However, it is advised against using this route for descending due to the erosion issues present at its upper end.

The shallow rock face's left side.

The rounded left corner of the boulder

Move right on the shallow rock face to finish

Ascend the little rock crevice.

Ascend the brief face located to the right of the rock crevice.

The tiny boulder situated beneath and amid Family Wall and Umbilicus is frequently climbed without using one's hands.

Scale the middle portion of the gully and finish by moving up and left, ultimately crossing over the disjointed block. For a more challenging alternative, attempt to climb over the block located on the right side, with a difficulty rating of 3c 3c.

Ascend the gully and complete the climb by veering towards the right around the top block.

Scale the ledge situated behind the sapling, and finish by ascending the small groove.

Ascend the slab and perform an easy mantel to the right of Wilson.

Ascend the left side of the primary rock face, utilising the left-hand corner.

Ascend the middle of the rock face.

Ascend the right-hand arete utilising an oddly-shaped hold.

Ascend the simple curved crack of the boulder

Scale the brief slab surface of the rock formation.