Long Wall Left

Start at the toe of the left arête, traverse the entire length of the Long Wall. Difficulty depends on how far up or down the wall you traverse. Most people stay close to the sand. Great for warming up or cooling down.

Climb up slab right of the arete, veering right over the bulge. Gain a horizontal break above the bulge and exit into the sunlight.

Go straight over the blankest part of the bulge. From two small slots in the horizontal break reach very high for a sharp one-finger edge (the first ascent was all about the mono crank). Step high to reach some small holds then pull over the bulge. V4 if you use the mono as a sidepull (beta

Right of Love Bite, use a good hold to get over the bulge.

Climb the blank face between the two cracks.

Very thin. Climbs the blank wall left of Dingle. Find a sharp pinch on the left, then reach high over the bulge for a tiny edge. Step up and slap for the horizontal.

Not sure whether it is or not but it makes a good story. Climb the obvious groove/crack. An excellent moderate highball with a variety of holds.

Climb the pillar using a series of side-pulls and high step-ups.

Start Neil's Arête, and finish Quickly Racing. The key is a gnarly undercling half-way up.

From the good jug, make a long shoulder-popping reach left to a precarious gaston. Stabilise on a sloping edge then finish straight up.