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Follow West Wall to a position just beneath the overhang. Then, move outward into the open space and ascend following the indistinct groove. Utilising a high heel-toe and a demanding knee move will enable you to conquer the wall above.

Climb the obvious blank wall on the Key Wall Buttress, between Quoi Faire and Belle Vue.

This was an old project for the hardest line at Stone Farm.

Climb the roof located 2 metres right of Perspiration and use the very short vertical crack to gain a foothold above it. The route finishes anywhere, but it is recommended to finish as for Boiling Point through the bulges to the right of the wide crack at the top.

Route potential, hard section on crimps in the black part of the rock. Possibly climbed. Grade is a rough estimation, needs more input

The bolts have been removed

Ascend the wall located to the right of Sapper's hole by following any available route that leads to the overhang. Employ pockets to progress towards a slender ledge encircling the edge of the roof. Completing the climb requires a dynamic slap and a strenuous and sandy struggle.

Technically less difficult than Them Monkey Things but requires more endurance. The roof is climbed using a thin crack, undercuts, and square-cut holds, and getting over the lip presents a challenge. Finish up Perspiration or Peter's Perseverance.

Stretch out to grasp the pocket hold and perform some forceful and dynamic movements to gain a foothold on the arete. The difficulty will lessen once you have reached this point.

Start from Birdie Num-Nums, then transition leftwards of the wall, onto the blank face. From there, climb upwards and towards the left direction until you reach a pocket and a sloping rail. Continue the ascent directly, passing a larger pocket that is also utilised on Diagonal Route.

Ascend the middle section of the steep wall while ensuring that you don't come into contact with the block situated behind you. The most challenging is near the bottom and can be bypassed by stepping off the top of the block at the back to make the grade easier.

Ascending the right-hand side of the wall is a strenuous climb, featuring a forceful manoeuvre to reach the upper part of the face. From there, a slight shift towards the left is necessary to complete the route.

Challenging vertical climbing on diminutive holds, excluding all grips from Elementary and Desperate Dan.

Demands a considerable reach and exhibits a degree of power!

An alternative harder finish to What Crisis?, heading out right

Ascend the Long Crack route until reaching partway up the bulge, then veer off towards the right to ascend the steep wall above, ultimately aiming for a small protrusion. It may be desirable to have an independent start, but currently, it seems unfeasible.

Climb the cracks up to the upper break, then transition towards the left to make better use of it. The climb concludes with a mantel move onto secure handholds.

7c?

direct to anchor, 7c?

Unangenehme Fingerlöcher, Mikrotritte und - ALTE HAKEN. Besser Toprope oder Crashpad!!!

No bolts. Top rope from tree possible.

Begin by attempting the routes named Abracadabra or Thieving Gypsies. Then, ascend the protruding wall positioned two meters to the right of the rounded tip by reaching out with an extended arm and complete the climb in a direct manner.

A pleasant ascent with no apparent grips can be made up the dark line situated between Devaluation and E.S. Cadet Nose

Direct finish to Mick's Wall, by climbing the overhang located at the centre of the wall, utilising pockets and a challenging sloping top.

This route was considered futuristic at its time and is often regarded as Sandstone's version of Separate Reality. Begin by climbing the crack that runs through the roof and make a brutal exit over the lip.

Getting to the upper arete is challenging, but once there, the focus is mainly on the left-hand side of the edge. Finally, a long reach is required to tackle the sloping finish.

Begin the climb between Chipperydoohah and Curling Crack. Utilize the right-hand chipped foothold of Chipperydooha to ascend towards a small pocket. Continue upward in a straight line until you reach the base of the small trees. To surmount the top, execute a heel hook towards Fish and Chips.

A finger-intensive start, progressing towards a horizontal ledge situated at the wall’s midpoint. Then, extend your reach to secure the generously sized upper ledge, with an easier finish above.

An eliminate climb up the face that excludes the use of holds from neighboring routes.

A challenging boulder characterised by a significant dynamic move required to transition between the first two breaks.

Engage in the sleek and arduous right-hand variation of the Republic route.

Ascend the blunt arete, doing precise moves on sharp holds until reaching the break.

Tackle the forceful and steep arête situated right of Slim Finger Crack, using only holds on the arête and its immediate right side. The climber is not permitted to use Slim Finger Crack or any features situated to its left. The route concludes by ascending slightly to the right and up the blunt arête located above.

Ascend the face by following a sequence of profound pockets located in the center. There are several possible routes to navigate between them.

Climb the wall between Coronation Crack and The Limpet. Fingery and Technical.

Unterer Teil nur Toprope.

06/2023: Neue Hakenpositionen markiert, bald vollständig geboltet?

Rechts von der Kante.

(ohne Kanten, ohne linke Wand)

bolts were removed

Former sport route

A brief crack, requiring dexterous finger work, leads to the roof section and then progresses to more demanding jamming techniques at the edge.

Ascend the upper break using small pockets, move right to reach out-of-bounds bolts at the groove, and levitate with difficulty to finish.

This climb is a scarcely independent eliminate, situated on the wall between Pig's Ear and T.T. - requires a keen eye. Prior completion of the two adjoining routes is recommended to discern which holds are permitted, making this climb more manageable.

Sandman's direct finish over the upper bulge is both challenging and requires considerable reach.

Ascend through the centre of the narrow and bulging wall.

Climb the face and arete left of Dark Chimney. Eliminate use of the wall behind you when starting.

Ascending the left-hand side of Lager Frenzy using small yet supportive edges, while it is quite apparent that the adjacent slab on the right is not viable for climbing.

Use minuscule hand and foot holds to scale the face, without utilising the surrounding arete or crack.

7b?

7b?

The corner. One bolt hole. Looks very hard. 7b?

Two bolt holes, then jump right to "Ramp" (3rd and 4th bolt). 7b?