Nodos en Witches Point and Temple Bay

Sea Cliff climbing

Climb the prominent groove. Swing left near the top, to finish up the left arête. It is also possible to finish direct at a slightly harder grade.

Climb a leftward rising crack/corner line below and right of the overhangs to a ledge beneath a steep wall. Traverse left past a crack above and climb the bulging wall to a chimney. Climb the chimney, step left along the lip of the overhang. Continue up left to a crack which is followed to a pinnacle. The climb finishes up a short chimney on the right side of the three overhangs

13m right of Tusker Chimney. Climb via a groove to an obvious crack 1½m right of Tusker Right Hand, thence to the top.

Start as for Wave Band to the ledges. Step right and climb the knobbly wall to the horizontal break and a possible stance. Step up and right at the break and climb a short groove and steep wall above.

Airy climbing up the first of the right-facing corners. Bridge up the cave for 4m then traverse right onto the wall. Climb to the overhang and follow the awkward right-hand groove to the next overhang. Step left and up to finish.

Limestone sea cliff which is primarily sport climbing.

Chalked crack lines that run into an intimidating roof.

A continuation of Liassic Lark trending left as a second pitch. 22 metre rap.

Diagonal left trending face climb starting off large boulder.

Same start point as Magic Touch but directly up. Start off boulder.

4-5 metres right of Magic Touch

The largest section of cliff.

Classic. Easy ramp to high first bolt before hitting steep terrain.

Start in Bush Trimmers Corner, then above the crystals traverse left into Knee Trembler.

Limestone bouldering with a mixture of crimps and slopers. Some problems are recorded but there is plenty more there. Not all is great but there are some really nice lines if you have a bit of an imagination.

Start matched on the jug rail beneath the roof.

Alternative start to mushroom roof