The Far End

The next four routes are about 20 metres right. All were soloed on sight, but
would probably have natural protection for a lead.
About 25 metres right. Pull up on good holds and follow a crack leftward to
an orange pod, then step right to finish on the grass. Marcus Thomas, 2000.

Two metres right, where the cliff turns west a bit. Over a small roof on good
holds (reachy), and up a shallow, low-angle V-corner. Marcus Thomas, 2000.

A metre right. Over the roof on big holds and climb the flake. Stu Allan,
2000.

Boulder up a bulge below a yellow stain, step right and climb a vague crack
up a slab/wall. Marcus Thomas, 2000.

The last two routes are about 30 metres further right, in a nice sunny area
where the cliff is turned to the west a bit.
Obvious V-corner with a capping roof, exiting to the right (crux). Clean,
short, and fun. Natural protection. Anchor to a tree about ten metres up.
Marcus Thomas, 2000.

Right on the turn of the cliff. Haul over the bulge on good holds and climb
the wall using natural protection in slots and pockets. Stu Allan, 2000.