Mangakara ki Runga

About 100m further up the track from Wild Wall. Start up the overhanging corner, with long pulls on good holds. After a rest on the ledge above the corner, sneak around the arete to the left (crux) to gain the long, pocketed face (direct start up the left wall is a closed project).

Climb the blunt pillar feature using compression and a sneaky thumb press.

The funky groove on the right hand end of the wall offers a high quality technical challenge on bad holds and even worse feet.

Scramble up from the base of Kraftwerk to a ledge to belay. Climb the hand crack into the large peapod, and out again on fists. Easier to the top.

About 50m uphill of The New Funk and up the hill slightly is this open project. The chunky arete seems climbable. Just. Equipped by Kristen Foley.

A route with all the pomp and grandeur of a Wagner opera. This unmissable splitter crack is one of the best lines at the Bay and worth a go if you are prepared to put in a little effort. Yes, the first half dozen holds are chipped, and wet, but it remains a classic line.

A modern composition, with an immaculate sequence. Start up Gotterdammerung until you reach a perfect finger-jug on the right wall. From here, big moves right lead to the obvious overlapping seam. The seam will lead you all the way to the top of the wall, with lots of long moves and sneaky footwork.

Climbs the blunt arete to the right of Twilight. A tricky boulder at the starts leads to sequential pocket pulling and a reasonable rest in the peapod feature. Above that, technical arete climbing leads to a slab crux just below the chains.

The eye-catching corner crack with some soft rock. Finish at the anchor on Favourite Worst Nightmare. Needs a good clean.

Climbs the wall immediately right of Mellowpuff, with excellent moves on immaculate stone down low followed by some airy slab climbing to finish.

Tricky and committing moves down low (take small wires) lead into a large pea-pod with 3 bolts. Stem up the pod and climb the thin face crack above to the old anchor (more small wires and a cam or two). After admiring the old anchor, continue up the wall above on pockets and knobs, past 3 more bolts. A full value pitch with a little bit of everything. Extension added in 2024.

Climbs the arching corner and under the large roof. There is a top anchor to the right of the roof. Getting your belayer to second the route is probably better than trying to clean it on abseil. Plus the anchor allows you to suss out Saved on the way down!

An alluring thin crack right of Street Legal. It used to have a fixed peg at the crux but it seems to have fallen out. Take a ballnut or small wire instead. Shares anchor with Street Legal. Don't let the cobwebs put you off, it's a great route!