Routes as sport in Tiger Stripe Wall

Rap in down The Opportunistic Pathogen and swing left to reach belay anchors about 5m left of that route. Up long wall to anchors about 5m below the cliff-top - ignore them and traverse hard right along break and up to top anchors you rappped in on.

Long clean face directly under the rap anchors. Rap down - climb up! Crux is in the first half then hang on for the ride up splendid orange jugs. For some reason this got zero stars in the print guides - it is a quality route - solid 2 stars.

Sustained face climbing with some pretty cool water polished rock. Rap in down The Opportunistic Pathogen and swing right to bolt belay below crackline. The route starts easily up this bolted crackline (shared with JVD) then takes a leftwards diagonal line up thin wall to eventually join The Opportunistic Pathogen for the last couple of bolts. The top section is a touch dirty from runoff but the holds you pull on are clean.

Stellar route up long orange face reminiscent of Bentrovarto Wall (but twice as long). There are so many cruxes by the time you reach the end of this you will have forgotten the first 25m. Has it's own bottom belay anchors about 5m left of Rocket Girl. Fix rap rope and swing left easily. The route is independent for about 11 bolts then joins the last 3 and top belay of Rocket Girl.

More quality endurance wall climbing. Fix rap rope to double bolts on the small slab of rock about 10m back from cliff edge. Rap down to reasonable sized ledge. This is the left line of bolts with a shared start.

Airily bolted and very thin. Shared start with Rocket Girl then right line of bolts. The top out is quite exciting as there is no top belay bolt to calm your nerves before the mantle. Belay way back on the slab.

Cruxy crimpy start then long endurncy wall climbing. Starts on low ledge down right of Chemotherapy. The top third of this route is quite dirty but juggy and still fine to climb. Double bolt belay at top.

Incredible thin face. Must be one of the king lines of the Bluies. Does it actually have any holds? Get on it and try! First bolted in the late 90s so it is open for anyone to try.

Good climbing and even better position. Unlike some routes around here this has closely spaced bolts suitable for the terrified. Route starts from a hanging belay halfway up the Tiger Stripe Wall. To approach it fix a 60m rope to bolts on small slab of rock about 20m back from cliff edge (this slab only two bolts on it). Rap to cliff edge and top belay bolts (the furthest left of two sets on this end of Tiger Stripe Wall). Rap down the wall to a large scoop and the bottom belay bolts that are not visible from the top.