Sharon Stone Mostly Sport climbing 18 routes in sector

Was partially bolted, abandoned, and now cleaned up 20 years later. 3m R of Basic Instinct, up the slab past two rings onto the diving board. Very carefully up Corner, then out left to the arete. Continue up the right side of this with increasingly interesting moves. Hand traverse the holdless rising ramp, where a few more pulls will see you on the headwall with pleasant edges leading to the anchor.

Start where the track meets the rock. High stickclip to start; steep, moderate climbing for 6 bolts to a ledge below the 'slab'. A baffling move to overcome the slab and then it's game on up the headwall on cool pockets to an improbable-looking, dynamic crux. Take one long sling for the first bolt on the slab.

Climb Basic Instinct to the first ledge. Clip third bolt with long sling then climb up a few moves before traversing directly L out of BI along line of pockets and up to major ledge. Marble rock above this before encountering the bulge. Jetpack through this but keep some in the tank for the technical headwall up proud orange streak.

5m L of Basic Instinct. A boulder route with tricky sections split by ledge rests. Cool iron-cross boulder moving L under roof then up to ledge. Extremely steep elevator doors scoop section to more moderate headwall finish.

1m R of The Specialist. With its multiple roof boulders, has a very similar flavour to The Specialist, but likely a touch harder. Deceptive headwall finale.

Up pockets and through roof to ledge. Full body climbing through the next steep section to ledge. A lower angle final third caps things off. Take a couple of long slings and kneepads.

3m L of TS. This boulder problem on a rope climbs through the distinctive hole in the roof before getting to grips with some very small holds. Very hard to grade as the key move is a long reach - span will affect difficulty. Climbed with first two bolts clipped and no cairn - the start move is part of the route.

A bouldery number. Batman, boulder past second bolt before clipping it. Before reaching up to left hand clipping pocket at crux, lay rope between thumb and forefinger on left hand as typical clip from waist in the dropknee will wrap rope under left wrist during crux. FA had 18cm draw on crux. All action to the very top.

Shared first bolt with Beaver Shot then the right line of bolts. Finishes a little lower than most routes on this wall under big roof. Scary hard move to reach the anchors - can be done both left and right ways. The extension does go for whoever is keen.

Far left end of wall is a steep crack - with a rusty piton down low (1980s? Origin unknown). Climbs surprisingly well as a toprope problem off the anchor of HoP, with a few small-mid size cams for directionals and a little care of your rope run. Would certainly be worth the effort of cleaning the veg and snappy rock, and updating the pin, to make it leadable.

Start at very left end of crag on top of big starting block. Up corner and slabs then through roof (extend bolt below roof) and up wall to anchors. Enjoy the exposure!