Black Scorpion Corner

An awkward start gives way to pleasant pocket moves. Scramble over the lip and head up and right to the anchor.

Excellent climbing on the thin crack is made somewhat inaccessible by poor gear. Many opt to top-rope from the Jungle Judy anchor, from which you can also climb the short second pitch at grade 22.

The stunning right-angle corner with crack offers brilliant climbing, although the gear requires some thought and has been known to pull. There is little if any prior to the obvious pod, with small cams and medium wires being useful in the crack after this point.

This finger and hand crack offers good options for gear. Dynoing for the tree at the top is recommended for sport climbers. Anchor as for Black Scorpion.

Womble tremulously past the shipwreck flake (possible cam placement) to the first bolt, then abandon caution and crank through the spaced pockets.

A technical and sustained prospect with a distinct lack of holds. Recommended if you are in the mood for mincing down.

The bulging overhang is climbed on a collection of tendon-distorting two finger pockets.