Fawlty Towers

The obvious wide chimney with a square roof. Climb the chimney, starting on the right side at the crack, and bridge past the roof. Finish up the steep crack above. Two ropes needed to reduce friction, and in case of cutting in a fall on the numerous sharp edges. An impressive route. At the top move right and abseil from the tree above Scorpion.

Approach from the left side of the ledge, or climb the corner directly below, with one bolt. There's a belay station on the ledge, then five bolts up the wall, deviating slightly to the right after the third bolt.

The L-facing corner. A nice bridging route on good rock, with a little nip in its tail.

A steep left-facing corner, lower down to the right of Scorpion. Start left to avoid the nettle, climb the corner and bulge and the crack above to a right-facing corner. Over a protruding block to the top. The main problem is getting to a suitable abseil tree (by crashing through scrub five metres to the right).

Takes the obvious left-facing corner. Step right around the roof with great holds, climb the crack past bushes (tie one off with a sling), and around another roof, moving right and back left to finish. Anchor to a tree.

Start up a crack on the left of a narrow face and follow it through a small bulge. At the overhang move left and gain a ledge. Finish right-ward up a short face, and then over a block to anchor to the right. Good protection.

The prominent wide chimney on the prow of the cliff, with a large roof at the top. Climb straight up the crack to the chimney and bridge around the overhang. Good protection.

Climb halfway up the chimney and at the bolt swing out and cross the wall below the second bolt to good side-holds, then up.

Start up a crack just left of a rib and move right past a bush onto the rib. Up a crack through a small bulge and pull through the overhang (crux) and up the wall past the first bolt. Move left to the arête with the second bolt at knee level, and climb the arête past two more bolts.

The major V-corner. Best started by swinging on to the rib on the right, then bridge back to the corner and climb through a bulge to good climbing in the corner. Abseil from the tree above.

Start on the right side of a prominent rib and climb to a shallow chimney and cracks. When the cracks thin down at 2/3 height, move right from a bush to gain the arête. Up delicately on good holds with a bolt to the right.

Climb a right-angled corner to a big flake below the large roof. Bridge up the corner past the flake to reach left for a large hold and move across the wall to the top corner. Easy climbing to finish.

Start a metre right of Yellow Peril and bridge up over a bulging block, then up the broken orange corner to the roof. Move right and up the corner, then layback into the niche above the two smaller roofs. Anchor to the Ama Dablam abseil rings.

Start in a wide crack two metres right. Follow the left-leaning thin crack over flakes and up to a bulge. Step right and cross the slab to finish up the Ama Dablam chimney and anchor at the rings.

Takes the thin crack (crux) on the left side of a low roof on a prow (start directly). Continue up the chimney and cracks with reasonable protection and good positions to the top. Anchor to double bolts and rings.

Climbs directly through the big roof using the central crack. Above the roof move through a friable pocketed area with two bolts to finish up cracks, tending left to the top of Ama Dablam.

The corner on the right side of the undercut buttress. Up the right-facing corner, then through the roof and continue to the top.

Starts on a small undercut rib beside a coprosma bush. Boulder up the rib and continue on the same line on easy-angled rock. Overcome an odd section of hollow rock left of a small cave, and place gear left by the corner to protect the crux moves over a small bulge. Move right slightly and gain the crack beside a hanging orange pillar. Anchor to the Ama Dablam rings, 5 metres left.

Starts at the transition to orange rock and climb the V-corner to a sharp bulge (crux). Pull through on good holds with useful protection and climb the cracks above, moving right in a small corner at the top to anchor rings on the right.

Start in a left-facing corner and move left to a yellow wall. Climb past two bolts to a knobbly area below the roof; move left to the arête (bolt runner and a high wire), then back right to the crack through to the top Exit left, right, or direct to the broadleaf tree. Anchor rings a few metres higher (25 metre abseil).

Surmount the overhang to a bolt still to be placed, move left and clip a bolt. Climb past these on the rib to the left, moving right to gain an overhung niche. Reach high to surmount this (bolt), then up to another overhang with wire pro – easiest on the right. Finish up easy cracks to the anchor rings.

To the right of the prow, start up a sharp brown V-corner. Up past the bolts through the bulge on good holds, then spaced cams in shallow cracks and another bolt with easy climbing to anchor rings.

Start as for previous route, but below the bolt move right past a bush, then over a large spike to a tricky exit on to the grass, which is the only hard move and not well protected.