Vie in The Scones

SDS under right side of little roof, then up the wall on jugs.

SDS under left of roof, then up the wall

Up the wall left of the little roof

The western side of the boulder

The southern side of the boulder with the cool thread. Don't break it.

SDS right of overhang up to obvious pocket, exit right

SDS right of overhang up to obvious pocket, up and left along the lip

SDS right of overhang, traverse under.

SDS on the left of the overhang.

Not as good as the rest of the problems on this boulder

Stand start on sidepulls, too slopey hold in the middle of the wall, huck for the top

Hard, use the tiny two finger nubbin, huck for the top.

SDS on the left side of the boulder, up the arete on sidepulls and crimps.

Start on right hand block, through the right side of the overhang and up the wall

Start on left block, up into break below big roof, then over the lip to huge pocket and up wall above

Bulges

Roof problem

Roof to slopey top out. Awesome.

SDS and up to the sloper rail, left and up.

SDS on pockety crimps, straight up. no slope rail.

SDS. layback vert rail jugs.

SDS right down on jugs and travere slopy jug rail round to secret love heart face.

sds and up. FA done by 7 yo.

Couple of variants from a start on the arete, moving right onto south face then up leaning crack ramp in middle or keep moving R to next arete and up.

Low Traverse right to left.

Loads of V0 variations

SDS to large, prominent horn feature. There are many variations of this problem.

Arete

SDS Huge arete/flake. Up the flake and then traverse the rail right across the boulder.

SDS Vertical flake to jug

SDS Horizontal flake to jug

SDS on angled rail, up to finish on massive horn

SDS, up to good sidepull and long move to the top

Face R of corner

Face R of tree

RH arete

Face above roof. Painful.

SDS face/arete

Face left of arete

Start left of the tree

SDS at far right arete. trend slightly R, then L and stick to LH face at rooflet.

Juggy roof on right hand end of the crag, past rock orchids.

Easy, juggy wall to the right of the roof.

Crouch start below the obvious roof to mantle top out.

Slopers and undercling to juggy top. A grade harder without the underclings.

Easy wall right of crack.

Crack. Stay off the faces for full value.

Easy wall left of crack.

Another fun, easy kiddy route.

Short, easy wall between the grass trees at the top of the little hill.

Right side of roof.

SDS in under roof on L side of flake/crack. Jug on R-side of flake is out. To horn on lip and up.

Left side of roof.

Highball arete right of the Oreo

Traverse the prominent rail

Centre of juggy face to ledge

Lefthand side of juggy face to ledge

Highball face right of dead log

Face with letterbox slot, thus the name

Face to scoop

Featured face 1m right of tree.

Crack above small cave. A rare feature for the Glenreagh area... a crack that is easier to jam than use neighbouring face holds.

Crimpy face 5 m right of arete, just left of Jam and Scream

Face 1 m right of arete

Arete

Face to roof

Orange face to roof

Featured grey face left of tree

Highball face left of descent gully

Crack

Highball face

Highball face

Highball face

Highball corner crack

Highball face, marginal R rating due to big rock in landing zone and possibly loose jug at 2/3 height

Highball face, excellent climbing

Highball corner crack

Highball face/arete

Highball face.

Highball arête. Not as hard as it looks, but a couple of scary moves near the top will get you thinking. Named to honour the loss of Marty and Denali Schmitt who passed away on K2 not long before the FA.

Highball, orange crack.

Highball crack to Offwidth. Yeesh!

Blocky face right of corner/chimney

Slabby face/scoop right of tree

Prominent crack left of tree

Short, slabby face

Arete

Highball crack

Highball face right of corner. Looks hard.

Highball corner crack/slab

Highball face right of crack.

Highball face left of crack

RH arete of Impossibe Wall. Probably pretty hard too.

Centre of face. Looks impossible.

LH arete of amazing, blank looking wall. Probably quite hard.