Vias

Starts about 4m left of "Nightcap".

Climb onto the short slab, then up the steep rock on good holds to finish up the slab above; anchor is below a boulder.

Close-bolted and a good beginner lead.

Starts about half way between the end of the approach rope and the corner.

Climb past two bolts to a small ledge, then past one more to the anchors below the Juniper bush.

Short, but sweet.

Climb the obvious arete and face to the right of it. Do not go left onto the slab, that's (un)Comfortably Numb - 5.6.

On Pink Floyd wall, looks out over TnA wall.

Climb the slab right of "Dave Dave Dave of the Jungle". Start near a set of small pockets, and climb up those trending slightly leftwards. Then follow bolts left up the slab beside the dihedral and finish above it to the bolted anchor.

The crux is the first section of the slab.

Originally climbed on top-rope in 2011, but the crag stopped getting visited without an approach that didn't involve a boat. Simon started working on revitalizing Lower Cliff in 2021, and added an extension up and left, while maintaining the original crux start, and also added bolts. Now, it is the new, improved, version 2.0.

In the upper area of the cliff are three obvious dihedrals, sharing aretes. Below these, near the base of the cliff is a small roof with a crack that runs along the back and up the right side. This climb starts below that roof. Just right of Giggles.

Climb up the face to the small shelf and the up to the roof, pull through the roof using the wide crack, then continue up the dihedral above. (Historically this was "Dave Direct".)

Variant (original route, 5.8): at the roof, traverse right to the end of the roof, then climb up the right side then back left to rejoin the direct line above the roof. Be careful to extend gear or rope drag can be brutal. Bolted anchor is accessible from above.

Recleaned February 2021.

In the middle of the low overhang is a small notch. Pull up through the notch on small holds to easier going on the slab above. Continue up to the next roof above, and pull over that as well.

Might still want a bit more cleaning on the upper section

6 bolts to anchor, 7 to top-out anchor.

Starts at a bright-white section of rock up a bit of a scramble. First bolt can also be used for belayer to clip-in.

Head up over easy blocky ground towards a small roof; pull over it directly at the bolt or a bit right of it. Continue upwards toward the right end of a larger roof. After pulling this, angle back left towards anchors shared with "Tits 'n' Ass".

Can be climbed with a 60m rope if belayer is prepared to scramble up a bit on the lower-off. Knot your rope in this case.