Routes in E: Question of Balance

Sit Start

Climb Tremdel but climb out left on thin holds. (Direct without jug, see: Tyrolean Traverse (harder)

Sit-start with crack, climb out right and up the high arete.

Sit-start on the right in the corner and traverse into Vertige.

Listed as a classic in the guidebook

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From the large undercling climb diagonally left up the face. Top out as sunset traverse.

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Start as Vertige but climb straight up through the small roof.

Sunset Traverse into Freaking Heights.

The Ultimate Energy with the toehook beta

Tai Chi without toehooking (Tai Chi's first ascent method)

Direct without jug on the right

Start with left hand on undercling and right hand on edge and climb up. "Harder than it looks"

Listed as a classic in the guidebook

Climb diagonally right up the seam and finish up groove. "The name says it all. One of the first and still one of the best"

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Listed as a classic in the guidebook

Start with both hands just above the roof and climb the obvious hanging prow

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Crouch-start with crimps and climb into Sunset Arete.

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Sit-start with underclings and climb into A Question of Balance.

Sit-start in a small cave, move out and climb up on small holds. "Papou is the Greek word for Grandfather"

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Sit-start below the corner with pinch for the left hand, climb up leftwards on rails to sidepull / pinch then move up right and finish up the seam. "After many years it still remains one of the hardest problems in Rocklands"

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Climb A Question of Balance but continue out right using pockets.

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A mega link-up of A Matter of Power and Out of Balance.

Sit-start below prow (The base is lower after rocks were moved).

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