Southern Wall

Negotiate the fixed chain to a semi-hanging belay with a small ledge. Bridge the open-book corner, moving out onto the righthand wall around midheight then back into the corner for a thought-provoking finish.

Scramble up to the fixed rope to belay from the grassy ledge. Move out left onto the breccia wall then straight up the line.

Scramble up the fixed rope (which can be used as a runner) and after clipping the first bolt of 'Weak Flesh' head up and right over a big flake and into the corner. Surmount three steps then make an unlikely move out right to a big jug on the arete. Pad on up to the summit.

From the fixed rope scramble up to the base of the pillar (2 bolts protect on the side wall). Wind your way up just left of the corner and over onto the ledge at the halfway mark. Straight up the corner onto the top of the pillar.

Scramble up to the base of the big rounded pillar (clipping 2 bolts on the side wall) then wind your way up the left wall on good holds. Rock onto the midway ledge then head across right into the hanging groove.

Tricky move getting established on the upper section. Some really great climbing on excellent rock.

Up into the v groove.. Exit it via the hand crack then up to a belay hidden over the top of the cliff line on a ledge.

Up the weakness in the slabs and onto broad ledge. Tackle the finger crack (crux) and then up a couple of short walls to a semi hanging belay.

Begin up the rib on Salivation then walk left up the ramp into a v groove. Out the top of the v and up the leaning corner. Step across left onto the golden hanging slab. Crimp your way across to the far side then straight up the overhanging wall.

Follow the rib that leads into a corner system. Up to a small ledge beneath the bulge, into the crack and over onto a hanging slab.

Start out to the right and head into the deep corner.

Head up into the base of In the Groove then out right onto the arete. Straight up to ITG belay.

A few technical moves up to meet Southerly Blast. Worthwhile.

A nice start leads to a long haul to a high belay.

Some great rock and moves on the lower half of the route. Dig in for the long haul.

Straight up the guts and then head right of the big black pillar wedged at the top of the corner.

Up the grey water streak and powerfully over the overhang. Equipped by John Newby in 2007.

Clip the first bolt of G-Dub then up and right until standing on top of a small pillar. Now over the bulge and up the hanging corner.