Trinity Wall

From the scoop, charge up the crack feature to gain the featured wall above, where things get tricky just in the nick of time. It is possible to climb the top without using either of the neighbouring cracks.

Climb the groove past two bolts to pod and then continue up the finger crack on small gear. Belay in the cave thingy. Originally done without the bolts by climbing a tree to start (which is now dead and gone).

As for the previous route but head straight up from the pod via some small pockets to excellent moves on the head wall.

Claims to be the hardest route at the Bay and was the final of three attempts at climbing Richard’s project. Climb up the overhanging scoop staying right of the blunt arête until over the lip, then move left and up onto the face with difficulty. Finish as for Up for Grabs.

This was the original project. Climb as for Trilogy but once over the lip head right to a good rest and finish straight up. Easier than Trilogy but probably not by a grade, unless you bypass the crux by climbing well left of the bolts.

The first attempt to put ‘the project’ to bed. Climb up as per the previous two routes but at the fourth bolt traverse right via some sharp holds and then climb Even Dwarves Started Small.

It’s not a slab! Start off the top of the block (a stick-clip perhaps?) and head up the arête and through the top groove.

Start off the boulder and climb the corner to the right of Even Dwarves. Take a sling for the natural thread anchor or back jump.

Start down and right, with a tricky move left onto the scalloped wall.

Surge up the overhang just left of the crack. Once established on the featured wall, use whatever crazy scoops and pinches you can find to make the anchor before the pump sets in.