Fourth Cliff

Just right of the prow. Scramble onto the ledge 3 metres up. From the left end of ledge climb the corner and roof.

The prominent Arete near the left end of the crag. Micro stoppers and micro cams recommended. #2 & .75 Camalot needed

To the R, by the roots on the old log. Up blank corner to wide crack and ledge on the L. Move R following the crack (crux) to an easy finish.

Steep thin crack on the prow 2m to the R

2m R again. Bulgy groove to scoop with grass, steep corner with crack to large ledge. Short V-corner finish.

The overhanging wall slightly left of the centre of the wall. Large fridge sized block suspended 5 metres off the ground. Hard cranks from the ground with no gear lead to good gear. A few moderate moves lead to lovely casual climbing with good pro to the top

Left-leaning corner with crack, hard start with undercut (there's a small hebe one metre up).

5m R is a crack which leans L, then curves R higher up. Hard start.

Awkward slot/groove, moving R at final bulge

Three metres right. A boulder problem start followed by easy climbing. Place wires standing on the protruding knob and pull up over the prow to easy ground. Climb the crack and finish up the corner.

A very short route at the right most end of the crag. A short roof leads to a short finger crack. Good pro.