Routes in Agterpakhuis for selected grade

Stand start and climb the arete, the bottom horn on the left is out because it is unstable

Climb the slab using the pebbles and crimps

Start as The Cooler but climb up the crack feature

Sloppy traverse right then to the top. Avoid big jugs on the right

Climb the face to the left of Facebook

Start below a little tree, climb up to jug rail, then climb up a blunt arete with left hand and straight up obvious features.

Start in the cave, exit leftish and continue out left up the face

Sit-start with good hold and climb up

sit start on jugs

Start from the boulder and climb straight up.

Sit-start in the overhang and climb up.

Climb the crack left of L'Arête

Start in the rail left of La Fissure and climb out left.

Low sit start.

Sit start on small holds, climb straight up

Sit-start with left hand on sidepull crimp and climb up.

Start with crimps, mantle onto slab and climb up.

Crouch start from the slopery hold.

Do a weird, somewhat technical and climb up.

Climb wall with large hole

Climb the crimpy wall

Aesthetic face climbing. A slightly committing start onto the face leads to the intermittent vertical crack in the middle of the wall. Follow the crack and where it peters out continue straight up the orange rock (crux) to a wide rail. Move slightly right and up the grey rock to finish.

1. 10m (15) Scramble up into the sandy cleft and then up the wide crack on the right-hand wall to reach a ledge below the crack.

2. 25m (22) Climb into the crack (some sandy sections) and follow it all the way to the top.

A multi-pitch route on the left side of the pass as you drive down toward De Pakhys campsite. There is a convenient layby you can park at and take the line of least resistance to walk up the slope. The route starts more or less in the middle of the wall on the darker brown rock near a left-facing recess with a roof a few meters up.

Some great climbing on the last two pitches, but shark infested territory lower down. Two abseils with 60m ropes get you back down.

Not much information on the climbing in this area. There was some ancient tat on the ledge after pitch 2 about 10m of pitch 2 stance so some climbing has been done on this wall before.

1. ±25m (21). Up the blocky features to the roof and pull through a break and step left to a small ledge. Head straight up past the right side of the low roof. To avoid getting into a pickle, embrace the surrounding fragility and tread lightly but confidently onwards until you reach a good rail. Move up and left to a vague recess which is followed to rail, traverse right to a small stance on a narrow ledge.

2. ±25m (18) Move up and slightly right from stance to stay on the most solid rock. More or less straight up to a ledge (rap tat around a touchpoint)

3. ±25m (19) From the stance, again head up more or less straight aiming for a wide horizontal break. Step right and pull up on improving rock quality to a neat ledge.

4. ±30m (22) Bester than sex pitch. Walk slightly right from the stance and romp up steep orange rock, tending ever so slightly right. Pull through the final narrow roof and up to a vegetated ledge - tat around a small tree.

Two abseils save a long walk so you are not too late for the party.

Start with undercling, move out to arete then right to jug and climb out left

Starts on a pedestal.

Gnarly off-width if you get too involved.

Jessie Waldeman FA

Stand start on crimps