Stone Symposium Wall

Start on Lh- end of the ledge, climb the wall through roof on the Rh- side.

From the ground, climb the wall trending L-wards to the ledge.

The 2nd pitch of Spitfire. from the ledge up the wall.

This line starts up Temples of Stone (actually ToS starts up Jericho) and continues up parallel and left of this route and through the upper bulge. Originally done with a mix of so-so natural pro by Pete Hunt in 1991 and seldom repeated has recently been retrobolted but still has the sporting aspect. It should be popular.

L of the arete, has common 1st bolt wihth J.

The climb starts with a bouldery move off the ground, heads up into the crack moves delicately R and you will find yourself standing R of the pro placements on the bottom of R for Ranger, D for Danger continue up the wall left of Stone Symposium.This may also be an alternative start to R for Ranger, D for Danger with or without the Danger direct variation left of the arete from Jimmy. Confused? You have a right to be, however following the pinkish-brown hangers should make matters clearer.

A direct start for ToS or R4RD4D.

Just R of the arete. Start on an overhung wall and up to the base of the arete then wind your way up the arete.

Use the same start as R4RD4D, then climb the wallto the Rh-side of the arete.

From the ledge, climb through a steep strat and though a bulge. Traverse L-wards on the ledge, and climb through the hollow flake, to finish on good holds.

Climb through the bulge to finish on the jugs.

Climb L-wards over the bulge and then L of the Rh-leaning crack.

Up the groove on the Rh-side of the wall, then move through a series of bulges.

On an outlying wall. Bouldery start, with straight forward climbing to finish. Walk off.

A 15m high slab beside the track between the Tenuite and Creese Walls. Bouldery start in a scoop, then move R to avoid the rata vine, and continue L-wards daiagonaly to the high point of the slab and the rata tree.