The Blue Hotel Mostly Bouldering 38 routes in area

Stand-start at the left-hand end of the blank wall around the corner from IFA and climb up the features to get to the juggy traverse. Head right along the traverse to finish.

Climb the hanging arete on its left-hand side. Start independently right of WTWGW up the blunt front face of the arete. Crux is gaining the hanging arete from the left. Solo after top rope.

Stand start just left of Birdsong and climb the left side of the arete into the scoop. Climb the wall above via the diagonal feature. Don't use the vertical crack/tree when gaining the upper wall. Solo after top rope.

Stand start and climb the arete. When you can, rockover onto the slab and finish up the slab/arete just left of Olympus. Don't use the chockstone/boulder to help you get onto the slab.

Sit start on the large flake down right of GMM start holds. Up to gaston into the stand start. Threatened to climb harder until some furtive mining revealed an unfortunately good foot hold at ground level. Feel free to climb it eliminate at ~V6.

Start as for GMM sit but rock back over the start holds to climb tricky black slab direct. May be a grade harder but more likely we just suck at slabs.

Crouch start low on the arete (don't stand on the adjacent boulder). Climb the arete on it's right-hand side to half-way. Then move left to jugs and climb up via tricky moves to a slabby finish.

Sit-start and climb the scooped, featured arete to a crimp on the lip. From here traverse right, matching on the sloper to gain better holds and the top out. Fantastic climbing - make sure you match the sloper! Dont even need to try this to see it's 3 stars!

Around the corner from HBA. Stand-start and climb the left-hand wall of the blank face via long reaches to a big potato hold. From here move up and left, swarming around the arete to finish. Solo after top rope.

The short arete. Sit-start with two hands laybacking off the arete. Avoid barn-dooring, and make a long move to the comfortable pocket jug before topping out on somewhat gravelly rock.