Routes in Malta for selected grade

Pull on to the short wall above and right of the archway. Move left up the ramp to a large ledge with a cut block propped against the wall. Up the short wall above

The orange grey border to a traverse and up the column beyond.

The black wall just right of the orange, passing a faint leftward crack.

The leftward crack/rampline, approached by a traverse in from the right, due to brambles. Enjoyable line with hard finish.

The wall just right of Kissing the Pink

The leftward corner and slab above, just left of the brown scoop.

The wall just left of the scrappy corner

The scrappy corner

Diagonal roof crack just right of the roof hole

Climb up to the flake to find a rusty sur- prise behind it. Continue to a good jug and straight to the top.

Start at the left side of the dent in the rock face and climb straight up.

The start is usually damp but continues easily following the crack line. Heavily vegetated.

A straightforward climb. Well protected all the way up.

Scramble to the floor of the orange cave. From its left end climb up to an obvious crackline, following it past a cave on the left, finishing up a cosy groove.

Up the right of the slab to the corner. Exit up the right side of the deep little cave and up the second corner

Climb up the small inverted 'V' roof then directly up.

Start beneath the right hand edge of the gap in the skyline overhangs. Up to the smooth section and finish over the chossy bulge.

Start at the top of Xaqqa Chimney by a carved out thread belay. Take the broken brownish slab to a finish above on loose rock.

From the bottom of Xaqqa Chimney climb the slab for 10m then left to an earthy groove. Up this to a shallow niche and beyond on grotty rock.

Immediately left of the bottom of Xaqqa Chimney, take the brown slab with a small broken patch. Continue beyond passing an undercut niche on the grotty rock.

Takes the vertical crack on the brown slab. Up to the earthy groove above, step left and pass beneath the overhangs, trending left all the way to the top.

Just left of QD, up the rotten looking wall then a shallow broken groove. Easy but friable rock above.

On the left edge of Motorcycle Slab is a vegetated vertical crack. Take this all the way, finishing rightwards following the top curving overlap.

The pleasant airy rib to the left

You can climb the 1st pitch (bolted) of the Xaqqa Sea Cliff Traverse to reach the 1st stance which has a fixed belay. The 2nd stance is on a small platform below some cracks and embedded roots of a tree

The wall and overlap just right of Little Bulger. Start at the recess on the right.

The pocketed wall and small overhang directly behind the WD No. 24 marker stone.

To the right is an overhang above two black streaks. Past these to a bush, then up a groove

The right hand end of the overhangs

Up the central pillar, moving right along the hanging bar to finish up a short wall.

The wall right of the cave, climb the left-slanting crack.

The crack in the buttress passing some (Ts) at the top.

Centrally up the furrowed wall

The pocketed wall right, the up the arete.

First slab then another overhang finish

Just right is a left slanting crack behind the carob tree.

Climbs the clab to the blasting channel then up this to finish. Unprotected

Climb a broken rib and the corner on the right to cross a bulge. Traverse right to a ledge and up the blasting channel

Start in the scoop. Gain the large pocket on the Lefthand wall. Traverse left onto the outside face then either climb the steep crack above (harder) or go left to finish up an easier slab.

The diagonal righthand crack on the wall right of the scoop finishing left past two horizontal breaks

Takes a line right of the deep, elongated hole past a steep scoop, then up a short wall to finish

The chimney to the right pulling out left past a flake at the top

The next chimney on the right

The right edge of the cave stepping right from the cave to gain the upper arete

The grey buttress just right of the alcove. A vague left to right slanting ramp line past a slantiong crack leads left of a scoop and thread. Finish by a perched boulder