The right-hand end of the Overhanging Wall is shorter and easier, but very pleasant all the same.
Routes
Reference | Title | Grade | Length | Pro | Quality | Alert | Operations |
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A | AGrand Traverse, V6 | V6 | |||||
Starting at the far right end of the wall, traverse left all the way. |
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1 | 1Safe As Houses, V0 | V0 | |||||
Hard moves off the ground, which ease off once standing on the obvious ledge. A good hold up high on the left helps. Finish rightward, trying to avoid the hanging block on the left (which is loose). |
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2 | 2Sharpie, VM | VM | |||||
Climb directly up right of the previous route. |
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3 | 3Dülfer, VE | VE | |||||
A classic. Layback the crack and move out right towards the top. |
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4 | 4Little Beauty, VE | VE | |||||
Climb the short wall. A beautiful problem. |
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5 | 5Simple Corner, VE | VE | |||||
Easy and fun bridging all the way up the corner to the top. |
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6 | 6Tennis Shoe, VE | VE | |||||
Climb the large slab. Above half-way up move left towards the centre and climb directly up past a few thin moves. For a challenge try climbing it without your hands. |
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7 | 7High Arête, VM | VM | |||||
Dangerously exposed. Climb the arête. |
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8 | 8Alpine Route, VM | VM | |||||
For a certain kind of boulderer. Beware of suspect rock. |