Nodes in Kemp's Delight

At the right-hand corner of the basin lies a prominent wall with distinctive cutaway holds in the middle. The lines on this wall tend to traverse either left or right, which can make rope set-ups complex, and most of the finishes are quite challenging.

A superb traverse that begins at Skiffle and continues all the way to Yoyo, with many climbers opting to stop just below Inspiration due to the added height at that section.

Climb the blunt and slappy arete located on the right side of Skiffle. Finish by going slightly to the left of the crack above. The beginning of the climb is frequently done as a boulder problem up to the ledge.

The beginning of the Mick's Wall Arete is frequently done as a boulder problem up to the ledge.

Ascend the wall slightly left of the centre until reaching the overhang. Shift to the left and then climb the flake crack which is difficult to manage, to reach the top.

Direct finish to Mick's Wall, by climbing the overhang located at the centre of the wall, utilising pockets and a challenging sloping top.

A standout climb. Ascend the centre of the wall using the cut-out holds, then veer up and right to traverse into the gully for the finish. The level of excitement during the exit depends on the rope's position.

Climb the narrow face to the left of the chimney without using the arete, and finish directly over the last bulge.

Climb the chimney up to the cave, and finish by going straight up or by taking the ramp that leads to the right.