Four contrasting pitches split by good belay ledges. The difficulties on the second pitch are 'traditional' meaning probably harder than VDiff! Start at a tree at the base of a vertical corner that is at the beginning of The Easy Way Down.
23m. Climb the corner with a thin crack, and another couple of corners above it, to a huge flat ledge with various tree belays.
4a, 10m. Can be avoided on the right. Walk right to a well defined hand crack. Boulder up the fun wall and overlap just to its left and then the more technical polished groove in the next wall. Belay at a tree and cracks in the short wall above.
18m. The buttress above is climbed via an excellent crack just left of two small trees. Belay on good ledges above.
12m. Climb a thin hand crack up the centre of the final buttress just right of a tree. Belay at the top on flat ledges.
Like its near neighbour, there is lots of entertainment to be had on this route including some tough but avoidable moves on the third pitch and a fine arete on the fourth. Start at a corner 5m down and right of the beginning of The Easy Way Down.
10m. Climb the slightly earthy corner to ledges (on The Easy Way Down) and belay at a tree.
18m. Just to the right is a short rectangular section of rock, above which is a wide crack. Gain the wall right of the crack and climb it boldly to a ledge above the wide crack. Head up right of a tree to a corner and take this to a huge flat ledge. Walk right to belay at a 3m well-defined hand-crack.
4a, 10m. Nip up the hand-crack and then move over to below a short well-scratched finger-crack. Climb the crack - hard - and then easy ground to belay below a short slab just right of a tree.
18m. Climb the short slab and move up to under the blocky arete of the buttress above. The arete, started on its right-hand side, is excellent. Belay on good ledges above.
12m. The crack-line up the final buttress gives a fine finish. Belay at the very top of the crag on flat ledges.
