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A entertaining challenge that involves traversing from 'Slab Right' to 'Slab Left' without using any handholds.

The final manoeuvrer involves a challenging transition over the roof.

Frequently covered in moss and appears green, but is feasible to climb when the surface is dry.

Although not fully independent until you move to the left higher up, the best climbing on the wall can be found on this route. Finish the climb with a somewhat rounded and slightly awkward top-out.

An easy problem can be found on the left side of the face.

This route is a miniature classic. It involves steeply ascending over the bulge, which is significantly more technical than it may initially appear.

Begin by climbing the chimney until you reach the noticeable break, then traverse in a rightward direction before ascending the middle of the shallow slab

A delightful short route that ascends the curving groove. It is possible to prolong the climb by ascending the block above if desired.

This is a delightful chimney climb that can be approached using multiple methods.

Ascend the right side of the climb, which can often be covered in green vegetation.

This is the right-hand variation of Signalbox Arete, providing a slightly easier route compared to the original.

Ascend the arête, utilising its right side

Ascend the protrusion and the wall to its right, utilising a variety of flakes and pockets. Veer right to finish.

A short boulder past a pocket - eliminating holds on Deadwood Crack. Then, either leap back down or finish up Deadwood Crack on the right side

Ascend the right side of the verdant wall situated between the two brief cracks.

Proceed upwards beyond a diminutive vertical indentation.

Scale the right side of the formation, beginning from a petite hollow, and proceed by briskly patting along the upper edge to finish up Good Man Friday.

Ascend the brief, curved right-hand arete.

A slightly less challenging route compared to Birch Tree Wall.

Enhance this brief challenge by traversing along the break to Easy Cleft Right

A pleasant chimney ascent that is not as obvious as meets the eye.

A brief and well-liked route that involves ascending the crack.

Start at The Ramp, then go up the etched rock surface. Finish either towards the left, which is less challenging but requires avoiding the crack, or directly upwards, which is slightly more difficult at a rating of 5a 4c.

Climb the side of the slab located on the right.

Ascend the challenging and sandy edge.

An intricate boulder that requires carefully navigating onto the slab and then gradually shifting towards the right to reach a more manageable finish.

Execute a steep pull over the small lip and finish the climb using some pleasant, large handholds.

The original climbing route begins to the left of the crack and traverses the wall to ultimately finish up the scoop.

Use a hand traverse along the rail and then complete the ascent by climbing up the face.

To climb, take the face to the left of the rounded arete.

Begin with a challenging initial sequence, then traverse towards the left to complete the ascent by ascending the wide crack.

Proceed upwards and towards the right side from the start of Primitive Groove and complete the ascent by using the crack on the east-facing surface.

The lower section of the wall is technically challenging and is frequently attempted as a bouldering problem. Complete the ascent by finishing up the slab.

Start to the right of Claire and head towards the low break. From there, take a step towards the left to merge with that route briefly, then change direction and climb diagonally right to reach the sizeable ledge.

Climb a pleasant, yet uncomfortable corner that is frequently concluded by ascending Pop's Chimney.

Ascend the far right-hand end of the slab.

Ascend the middle section of the left block.

With feet in the breaks just above head height, traverse from Harden Gully to Renison Gully.

Ascend the face directly, utilizing holds that are more conducive for the feet than the hands.

Ascend the small left corner edge of the boulder.

Start just right of the left edge of the buttress, then ascend the middle of the wall located to the left of the peculiar tree.

Starting from the small, mossy ledge, reach outwards along the break until you can reach the eyelet situated on the arete. Finish by ascending above it.