Short Side (CLOSED)

The prominent corner and varied crack.

Ledges lead to the final groove and crack.

Climb a series of ledges up the slab to an awkward mantelshelf at the top before moving right to the top of the pillar.

The crack to the left of Dong Buttress is climbed direct

The route straight up the pillar. Start just to the right of the rib, more left, and finish direct over the overlap

The crack to the right of Dong is climbed past a protruding block at half height.

A variation of Gog and Magog, bridging between the two to a final exciting pull-up over the overhang.

Up the rightwards-tending crack, with difficulty at the top

The thin crack which splits at half height. The upper section is the crux.

The last crack on this short wall, most difficult at the top.

Swing into the drill hole from the right and climb the thin crack by a series of awkward pull-ups. Disappear into the forest above.

The wide groove is climbed by any number of variations. Treat the loose soil at the top with circumspection

As the name implies, short and simple. Continue at will above the ledge.

A classic crack. Above the small overhang at half height finish up the flake crack or escape left up the rib.

The thin crack. Start at the foot of Boggart and move across into the crack. If the thin crack immediately left of Treebeard is not utilised for the right hand, the grade is 24.

A good crack climb, with the crux at the bottom. The block at the top is usually turned on the right.

Climb the awkward small corner (crux) and continue up ledges and the wide crack above.

A long reach from the ground starts the route which climbs the face of the buttress direct

A short layback to get established in the chimney. Exit left and follow a ramp to the top.

On the short wall right of the chimney a boulder problem sequence leads up to a mantelshelf ledge. Escape left.

The crack immediately to the right is climbed to the ledge before moving off left.

Use either Robbie’s Direct or Robbie’s Dilemma as an approach, and continue up the right-tending groove above.

Climb the shallow groove and bulge.

Climb the low-angle slab using holds near the right edge.

Climb the low-angle slab using holds near the right edge.

Climb the easy ramp to the foot of the steep wall, the start of which provides the crux. Grade 22 if this move is bypassed by reaching in from the right.

From the ramp on Wellington Boots step delicately across the next corner to the arête. The crux move establishes one on the rib and easier climbing leads up and left to the top.

Climb straight up the obvious buttress, treating the rock, especially at the top, with care

Starts easily up a short corner until a difficult step-up has to be made onto a sloping ledge. Continue more easily above. Descent is back down the route and out right at the bottom

Traverse the cliff in either direction and generally keep low, from Easy Street to the last of the rock right of Cheating Boots. Cruxes at the ribs at the foot of Treebeard and Cheating Boots.