Hold On to Your Face Wall

Done by some visiting pomy climbers. Climb the slab just less then vertical.

Steep Slab. A tricky move to begin with, followed by pleasant climbing

Climb the face to the steep slab. A hard under-cling followed by some difficult moves leads to easier climbing higher up.

A very difficult move near the base is followed by more technical climbing. Another difficult section through the small overhang then straight up to the DRB belay

Climb straight up the steep face just left of the corner crack.

Climb the steep left-facing corner and crack by back and foot. The crux is staying close enough to the crack to place gear (mid-size CDs and wires).

Climbs the right hand face of Hangover. Even though well within reach don’t use the crack or opposing wall. A classic case of a contrived sports route pissing all over a natural line.

This, the original project line, now shares a start with the next two routes. Once on the ledge trend slightly left up the steep all to the anchor. The hardest of the explored variations. Some say it's 30.

Climb the over hanging wall on very small holds to the sloping ledge at half height. From here the route joins the line of Double Leaning Jowler climbing directly up the head wall above.

The third of the three routes from the glued-up start. This is the easiest of the three but was first done 12 years after Built To Last, suggesting that it has more value as a mileage link-up than a quality line in itself. From the ledge, pop around the arete and finish up the Hold Onto Your Face finish.

The next 4 routes all shares the same start up the leaning crack.

Layback up the curving crack then traverse left at the top onto the face. Continue up and left, climbing the face just right of the arete.

Starts as for Hold On to Your Face, but at the third bolt climb straight up the face.

As for the above 2 routes layback up the curving crack then mantel onto the ledge above (crux) continue straight up the head wall above keeping just left of the arete.

3m left of the crack

Climb to the first bolt of Jim Bulger, then step right. Continue to move right especially at the last bolt.

10 m to the right is a large left facing corner, with a couple of trad climbs. The large crack system on the left wall.

Starts in the corner. The start moves are the crux and are before you can place any gear. Once you have reached the crack, the climbing eases off. (DRB belay, Pro: CD, W)

The short face just to the right of Reminiscing. Starts in the corner then veers right then up the face above.