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The grey wall, finishing over two large flakes

Above the rectangular tunnel exit, the crack and groove passing a brown stain

Climb the righthand end of a low bulge. A long reach for good horizontal holds

The vertical crack 2m right on flat holds.

The overhang breached by two superb cracks. This is the left hand.

Climb up to a small roof over which you will find a rest. Continue up through a series of good pockets

Climb up to the right facing crack line and continue along it for most of the way up. Protection is not too abundant or satisfyingly solid.

Facing the sea, swim to the left around the far corner, there you will find an accessible ledge from where the route starts. Climb the more difficult but safer outer part of arete and continue traversing over the roof. The route has no obvious ending, hence the name. S0 (E1 5a)

The exit for Continuation WallLow Level and Central Traverses. It is an adventure more than a climb! Can also be used as a descent - fishermen have been doing it for centuries! Start at the large platform below Bamboo Ledge

1 - 4a. Walk righ to Pillar Box Cave Slab, up this for 10m to Bamboo Ledge.

2 - 4c. Cross PBC Slab, go up and right to a steel bollard and a broken easy ramp leading right to the vegetated bay of PBC.

3 - 4a. Walk into and up the floor and back narrows of the cave, scramble up the righthand wall and through the pillar-box.

4 - 4a. Follow cut holds up the prow, left of the small terrace.

First route to the left when looking at the bolder. Start between the vegetation and the corner of the block

Start under the little bolder and up over the roof

From the vegetated terrace follow the cracks and blocks up the overlap.

Climb the wall to the left of the leaning block to reach its vegetated top

Climb up to the crescent shaped vegetated ledge at half height. Move up and left across the steep slab then back right to finish 3m left of the curving crack.

Up the curving crack to reach a line which traverses left across the Enigma slab, finishing up easier ground well to the left.

Follows the tempting, open curving flake crack, majestically lay-backing the overlap using hexes and cams. A classic. The Italian Military extended the route, starting from a ledge 7m down (good) and unnecessarily bolted it to death (bad).

Starts about 2m right of Lupo Alberto, there is a short piece of rope as a fixpoint for the belayer.

P1: Vertical Wall. 4 (27m)

P2: Scramble. 4+ (17m)

P3: Vertical wall with one overhanging part. Up and tranding left to finish at shared anchor with Lupo Alberto. 5+ (25m)

Climb the left buttress of the main cave to the base of the tall scoop then trend left to finish up the sharp wall.

A classic that follows the crack and left slanting groove on the right of the pillar.

The left sloping crack on the buttress to the right is climbed until a step right to a flake can be made. Mantelshelf over a bulge to gain the final slab.

The slab topped by a smooth white section

Climb easily to a ledge then up a shallow groove right of loose rock. Unprotectable.

The broken-up white section topped by the brown slab

Takes the leftward curving wide crack upwards. Finish above on dodgy rock.

The slab with two light grey patches topped with a brown patch, the finish is traditionally loose

Take the rotten looking wall, passing a right hand slanting wide crack. Up the middle of the slab above, trending right. Climb the grotty looking undercut overhang.

Follow a groove with twin cracks, passing two grey rugosities on your left. Climb to the foot of the overhangs and trend right, following a crack underneath the overhangs to reach EoD.

From the centre of Motorcycle Slab take the orange slab to join the right hand crack of the rightward thin cracks. Usual easy finish. Sparse gear!

From the centre of the slab, climb to the broken ledge out left. Up from its right hand edge to follow the rightwards twin cracks and ramble to the top.

Start up the orange rib, past the broken ledge then take the thin vertical crack above, step left at its end and follow a narrow slab above, finishing directly over the top curving overlap.

The brown slab topped by a shiny grey patch.

Starts at the bottom of the gully on the left where the rocks meet the sea.

A few metres left of the tomb like structure in the middle of a buttress, climb past a large thread to a white niche. Up this onto slabs, passing a large hole near the top

The right hand inside wall of the cave finishing up the righthand V-groove past a chock stone.

The steep groove forming the left side of the buttress just right of the cave. Finish right over the bulge

Up a thin crack near the righthand end of the wall

Start at the boulder, traverse left mid-height to the end.

Right of the boulder behind the carob tree and above a cracked corner. Go over a bulge into a bowl and finish up the crack above. Route os overgrown with vegetation.

The wall just right, then up a shallow scoop with a thin crack in it.

The crack and groove 1m right

Just right of the groove past a good (T). Take the bulge direct.

The crack and groove 1m right

From the top of the leaning block, move straight u pjust right of and easier groove. Gain the vegetated ledge and base of an alcove. Climb to the right of this passing a welcome (T). Going directly past the alcove is HVS

Start from the block, then move up diagonally right to gain the base of the diagonal right-facing flake crack. Move up a steep wall to gain this feature and follow it to the top.

Start from man-eating vegation about 6m right of the leaning block. Up the center of the buttress to the base of the left-facing flake crack. Up this to the top.

The slab and bulge, replete with a right-facing flake. Brilliant if you can get to the base of the route.

Start just right of Top of the World, moving up to a steep, featureless wall. Gain a (t), finishing up the right-slanting ramp line. Poor gear.