Mid-Life Wall

At the far left end of the crag, somewhat on its own. Proceed through the difficult first section, starting either from the groove on the left or slab to the right. Then charge up past ledges to slab and final headwall.

At the far left end of the wall. Initially hard moves up the face, then left over the bulge and then head right.

Float up the blank devious corner, then groove your way to the anchor in the sunshine.

Move up the slab with difficulty and then head left at steeper ground before heading back right and finishing up the wall.

Start up the right-slanting groove to the right of the black streaked slab. Step left onto the slab and continue up to the corner and face, drifting left onto the face at the top.

Start up the right-slanting groove to the right of the black streaked slab (as for previous route) but continue up the groove to the right. Excellent climbing with a wide variety of moves and holds.

An alternate start to Mid-Life Crisis or Hands Solo, up the unenticing ‘V’ slot and small overhang. The crisis is real.

Best climbed as one very long pitch but take some long draws and watch your rope length on the descent. Start up slabby ground at the right end of the wall, tending right to a ledge and belay station (19, 12m, 3B). Now crank through the bulge (crux) to gain another ledge. Tackle another bulge and follow the bolts to the top of the cliff.