线路 in Bombo Boulders

Tend left from the crack where the better jugs are.

Stick with the crack and just right of.

Standing start, straight up the corner.

Contrived harder variant. Use the corner crack only, no sides, stick it in deep!

sit start, up right hand crack

A good problem that forces the use of a high heel hook. Stay away from the block to the right, and the cracks to the left! Find the hidden right hand around the corner and slap up that blunt left arete.

Start on LH side pull and big pocket in the middle of the wall. Work up crimps to a nice top.

Start on RH side pull and big pocket in the middle, work up the face and then smear up to top out on nice jugs.

Sit start move straight up the crack to top out. No bridging on the right hand side wall.

Sit start on the left, traverse along crack to the right and then straight up and out. Don't touch the floor!

Work up the slightly overhanging prow on cool pockets.

Bridge out in the corner to the left of S crack for some fun, easy climbing.

Starting on right hand arete move up through middle of wall to top following s looking crack. Wall on the left not in and ledge to right of top is out.

Start with RH side pull and other hand out left in pocket, smear feet up to gain decent side pulls on both sides of the block then balance up to gain the top.

Sit start on the LH side, work your way around to the RH starting side pull of the stand start and then up as per normal.

Sit start on right side of face. Move straight up the wall to committing top. Big span will help...

Dyno variation to In Deep. From the obvious jug to top. Big and committing.

Temptation from above, death from below.

• This entire pillar and the “project” which was once on it have now fallen down and no longer exist.

Easy corner variant to help beginners. Start at undercling.

Tricky section moving through the V3.

Sit start low on centre face. Move up and left around vague arete to committing move for the top. No bridging on wall to the left.

Sit start low on centre face. Move straight up to another committing move for the top.

Straight up face. Watch out for some loose blocks on the left!

* This route is confirmed destroyed (the whole pillar collapsed!)

Small fridge block at the end, using only the free standing block to hug and kick your way to the top. Sit start left in pocket and right on arete crimp jug. Jaime Williams (FA)

Sit start next to spring tide, use the crack to lay back to the top exiting left

Sit start below the break on crimps. Move up via good holds to a committing move for the top.

Sit start matched in upside down 7 shaped hold, head straight up via edges on face, arete cracks either side are out. Match the top lip, step left and walk out for a safe top out. Jaime Williams (FA)

Low match in deep crack. Simple left right motions up with pad / half pad crimp, good grip. Finish at the two jugs on left and right of the corner. Careful of surrounding rocks.

(1) Up the tallest cleanest looking central crack in the wall.

In the clearing before the Quarry opening, on the right side of Crimp Pimp. Almost sit start, left and right on either corners crimps (very poor). Up between the two arrêts, then crossing into the second right arrêts jug to finish.

A fun bouncy pillar on solid jugs. Either stretchy or jumpy, depending on your style (and height).

A pikers variant exists following the big vertical crack to the adjacent right pillar. Subtract 5 grades!

May have been top-roped by AA in the old days (TBC).

The first of the three main cracks on this compact little wall. A stiff little lay back crack with not many snails.

(1) Up the stiff little layback crack taking care not to doom to many little blue snails to their deaths when they try to attack you.

The next one along the line, a sort of open corner finger lock crack, good protection and interesting little blue snails.

(1) The open corner climbed on nasty flared little blue snails.

Arete climbing, nice holds when you need them and flows well. Slightly technical in places.

Note: The base of the climb can get very slippery after rough seas, recommend clipping first bolt from the ledge to stop you/belayer slipping out to sea.

The left crack, two metres right of STEB. This climb ascends a pair of cracks in a wall, crossing from the right crack to the left at the start and back to the right crack at the top.

(1) Up criss-crossing like a mad man.

Good for practising your squeeze and wrapping yourself to rock.

Good for practising your fist jams.

Layback up the features.

Good for practising your stemming, or Sasuke 4th Stage.

Good for practising your hand jams