The Right-hand Wall

Climbs the middle of the triangular upper wall above the big corner between the walls. Hard, technical moves right off the sloping ramp, so make sure your belayer is in a position to give a soft catch. First climbed at grade 25, a crucial hold has since fallen off. The route is now quite a bit harder and with big fall potential. Could do with rebolting. Equipper: Tom Hoyle.

Right of Fire

An accessible entry point to climbing on the right-hand wall, relatively speaking. Brilliant technical climbing on relatively good holds leads to a crux right where it hurts. Belay from the ramp as for The Obvious Weakness. Equipper: Bruce Dowrick.

Open project above Euphrates through the blank looking wall.

Start at the base of the big orange streak and head diagonally left to a big jug; committing moves to the break then up to a crux finish. Great friction moves!

Belay at Rata tree. Straight up from tree; easy start then full-bore the whole way.

. From Fuel belay clip bolt out left then lower to good holds to start. A high step and then some. From rest at break go right to bolt then left through one more hard section

Move straight up from belay. Think carefully belaying as there is big whipper potential.

Go right off Fuel belay and weave your way up the wall to a desperate finish. Mayan

Starting from just right of Fuel, then finishing with the last bolt of Katalepsis.

Belay out right by small tree (1½, 3 friend). Seven hard under-clings in a row!

Hard moves off the deck lead up and eventually the line tends left following some occasional holds to the Fuel belay.

Start up Requiem and go straight up to the anchor. The hardest project that I know of that will go. In 2005 when I bolted it there where 6 moves I could not do but I could hold each position, move my feet and slap near the hold.