Routes as boulder in Big Rock

SDS and climb the arete move R.

SDS climb the face using crimps to the R of A1.

Stand start, from the good rail, do a long move to the wondering rail near the top of the boulder. Give yourself an extra half grade if you SDS at the arete.

Stand start, start between the good rail on the left and the good rail on the right. Using these climb to the top using the gaston up left.

Stand start, start between the good rail on the left and the good rail on the right. Use these and then use the good right hand layback and the crimps on the face.

Start with both hands on the rail to the left of the blunt arete and climb the blunt arete to the top.

SDS at the arete, traverse leftwards staying low and climb the blunt arete from the righthand side

SDS at the arete traverse leftwards and up the vague groove.

SDS on the arete and climb the arete

SDS on the left arete (at A1) and traverse the boulder and finish up A10.

SDS on the right arete (same start for A9) traverse leftwards and finish on the left arete (finish same as A1).

Traverse from left to right just below the top of the boulder. Eliminate the top of the boulder. Start up A2 to the good rail near the top, traverse rightwards and finish up the right arete.

Traverse from right to left just below the top of the boulder. Eliminate the top of the boulder. Start up A9 to about 1m from the top then traverse leftwards and finish up the left arete (the top of A1).

SDS left hand in layback/undercling, go up then diagonally right to the top

SDS on the left arete, traverse the lip and mantel about 1m from the right arete. A fun alternative is to not use the low feet grips except one at the start, so you do the lip traverse heal hooking.

SS and climb the crimps to TO.

Stand start with RH and LH on obvious holds and move up and R using the layaway to TO.