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A well-liked challenge that involves solid undercuts in the corner. Precise moves using your fingers are required to progress higher, leading to a delicate manoeuvre at the top to complete the climb.

Scale the brief slab situated to the left of Bridge Corner Left

This is a brief challenge that involves a mantel halfway through.

Ascend the left-hand side of the overgrown Kukri Wall buttress via a mantleshelf and a brief crack.

Directly ascend the vague arête located left of the groove until you reach the ledge. From there, carefully smear your way up the slab while moving slightly leftwards to finish.

Right of Sand Piper is a dirty and blunt arête that appropriately lives up to its name.

A very short off-width that is particularly attractive to climbers who are familiar with the techniques involved.

The section on the left-hand side of the slab, which is frequently wet.

Climb right of the beech stump.

Not a slab climb at all, of course.

Climb the crack and edge up the left side of the triangular slab.

Ascend the brief, slightly inclined scoop, and finish with ease once reaching the top ledge. The route offers several potential starts, with the most favourable being underneath the nose and then moving towards the left to reach the ledge.

Proceed by following the crack and executing a traverse beneath the nose, ultimately exiting towards the left side.

Commencing from two sizable pockets, ascend upwards through the concave section, commonly referred to as the scoop, until reaching a less clean or somewhat dirty top-out.

Move horizontally from left of the boulder and conclude on the upper portion of Leukwarm

Utilise the large break primarily for footholds.

Mantel to reach the ledge.

Ascend Wellington's Nose, and upon reaching the last break before the summit, traverse left and finish on the final moves of Sossblitz.

Climb the obvious crack up to the big ledge.

Navigate a relatively uncomplicated challenge using a sloping, dish-shaped grip.

Ascend the arete on its the left or right flank, incorporating grips from the routes adjacent to it.

A combination route starting from Soft Rock'er, providing a smoother experience for novices. Finish either on the left ledge or directly up the groove.

A.K.A: Zig Nose

Finish right on The Face

Climb the right side of the slab without using the arete

A brief and difficult mantel.

On the left, a challenging problem that requires a cunning solution towards the end.

An excellent meandering course that concludes with a rightward traverse.

A particularly challenging problem that requires some strenuous movements utilising large slopers

Due to its similarity with the original route, this right-hand start is often mistaken for it, which is understandable. However, despite the grade, this variation is slightly more awkward.

As for Leaning Crack Right-Hand but finish at the groove

A brief and relatively straightforward challenge

Start from the ledge located at the back of the boulder and ascend along the arete until you reach another ledge. From there, continue moving towards the left side to finish by using the crack and bulge situated above.

Ascend the flake located on the wall to the left of the earthy gully by approaching it directly from below. Once you have obtained a grip on the flake, step rightwards and use it to traverse the wall towards the holly tree located on the large ledge. Finish by scaling the short wall situated below and left of the oak tree.

A direct start variation to Rad's Cliff

Ascending the curving flake can be perilous, can be chossy.

Located between Corbett's Slab and Dival's Diversion, begin the climb by ascending the crack and proceed directly up the wall situated just to the right of the slab.

Ascend the steep wall situated to the right of Healy's slab.

Ascend the succession of granite grips that are affixed to the surface of the rock. This is an unusual feature of the climb.

An excellent, direct variation of Fragile Wall that follows the arete

Ascend the notable arete using large holds until reaching the big ledge. From there, shift slightly to the left to access a weakness in the sizeable overhang above, and boldly proceed to haul oneself up using jugs to finish.

Upon making a challenging and stretching move off the cairn, proceed to traverse towards the left in order to access a sequence of ricochet pockets that guide the ascent upwards.

Commencing at the plinth, take a leftward step and follow a set of minor scoops to a ledge, culminating to the right of Ricochet.

Ascend the steep headwall's left side with some awkward moves, starting from the ledge on Jackie.

Although lacking a formal name, this route is included in the 'Southern Sandstone Bouldering' guide book authored by James O'Neil and Ben Read.

This brief challenge involves utilizing a sturdy flake to extend one's reach and conclude the climb by gripping a sizable sloper.

A classic adventure that shouldn't be missed: start on the right side of the arete, traverse left to the large flake, climb up to a hole in the roof, and push through to finish.

Ascend the sequence of ledges, culminating in a mantel finish.

A challenging mantle problem.

Ascend the middle of the roof, shift your weight to reach the higher of the two ledges, and then scramble up to the top with ease.

Climb the left side of the arete, culminating in a mantelshelf finish.

An Eliminate boulder situated to the right of the undercut corner of Bull's Nose.

West face: as the name suggests, follow the bore holes. The bottom holes have been filled up, so it got upgraded to V0+. Commonly used as descent for all other climbs on the boulder.