루트들 West Coast에서 선택된 등급들을 위해서

Climb the wall, through the overlap and up the crack to a stance

Climb up the wall, through the overlap to a bolt. Up jugs to finish.

Just right of the main TMM pillar is a smooth wall undercut towards the right with a peg in the first rail.

1. A hard boulder problem gains the peg. Continue up the corner on the right of the flake to a ledge. Scramble up to the highest block under the roof on the right.

2. Combined tactics give access into the crack. Straight up to the next ledge.

3. Continue up the same crack to the top.

Left of the second rappel down the Gendarme Gully is an obvious layback crack (oft tried). Start at the groove which is the next break left.

1. Pull through the groove and up to a ledge with a large block.

2. Walk 6m right to a break. Climb straight up to a ledge. Diagonal left to a stance below (Leviathan takes the left-hand side of this pillar).

3. Climb the crack to a ledge, walk right to the standard descent down the Gendarme Gully.

Around the corner of the cave on the right is a clean corner on grey rock.

Start: in the panic room. This is the first of the three caves as you walk down the panic sloot (camping cave).

1. Starts at the back, on the right hand side of the cave on a large undercling. Follows the break tending rightwards with cool funky climbing. Finishes out right and tops out.

About 50m right of Coming Of Age are three parallel, rightward tending cracks like giant Velociraptor claw marks. The route climbs the middle crack.

1. Climb the crack past two overlaps to the roof. Reach out right and pull round the roof and onto a small, bulging slab. Make a semi-hanging stance here. Combining this and the next pitch could work but rope drag might be a problem.

2. Climb the steep crack to the big roof. Hanging stance in the corner.

3. Rail right and pull through the roof in the crack. Follow the crack until it runs out and then continue up on the grey face to the top. Descent: Scramble up and left into the big Panic Sloot Gully and thence to the top.

Stand start for Miskajaatkat

Sit-start with slot, move out left then to underclings and climb out rightwards on good holds

Sit-Start with big hole, dyno to the rail and climb up straight

Start on the jug in the back of the roof. Climb the roof to the lip and then up the centre of the slab. Finish to the right of the prow, avoiding hollow rock.

Start per F. EMF 1879, climb left under the roof then up the overhanging face, right of black streak using long slots and good jug

Sit-start with pockets and climb the crack.

Sit-start with shelf/jug and climb the groove.

Sit-start with large undercling and climb out right.

Sit start, top out same as Singing Telegraph left exit

Start with round hole and climb the middle of the wall.

Climb the right line.

Sit-start with crack and climb up.

Sit-start with rail, move up to rail and exit out right.

Climb the black streak into large sidepull / flake feature.

Sit-start and climb through the roof.

Listed as a classic in the guidebook

Sit-start and climb the obvious arête.

Sit-start with small crimps and climb up.

Sit start with hands in good pockets, climb out of the roof and top out

Climb the centre of the high slab. "Sting in the tail"

Crouch-start with left hand on small gaston and right hand crimp and climb up.

Start low on the right slanting arete and climb climb up along the arete.

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Listed as a classic in the guidebook

Start with undercling and climb up.

Sit-start as for Stereo Steve but climb out left up the slab. "Vincent Deluca the juggler"

Sit-start to the right of the arete, climb up the arete and finish up the groove.

Sit-start on the left with good edges and climb up into The Million Dollar Crimp.

Start with sloper / undercling and climb out over the lip.

Climb Lump in the Throat but finish up right.

Sit-start in the cave with hole and climb through the bulge.

Sit-start with edge, traverse left and finish up right of the arete.

Sit-start with jugs, traverse right and finish up the bulging corner.

Listed as a classic in the guidebook

Crouch-start with rail and climb up on good edges.

Start with jugs, traverse left and climb up through the small roof.

Start as Love Actually but climb out left.

Sit-start under the roof, move to crimp on the lip and top-out.

Start with double hold under the roof, climb up right and top-out.

Sit-start with jug / slot, move to rail then traverse left and finish up the arete.

Sit-start with jug, move left to sidepull then sloper and top-out.

Sit-start jamming in the crack and climb out through the bulge.

Start as The Revenge... but climb out right using sidepull.

Crouch-start with small rail and climb straight up ignoring the large holds out left.

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Sit-start to the left of the cave and climb up on edges.

Sit-start with small ledge below the crack and climb up.

Sit-start with flake and climb up the face.

Climb up the high arete.

This is a novelty route. Climb up the right if the arete without using your hands.

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Sit-start with large hold and climb up arete.

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Climb the slab a meter to the right of the arete.

Climb up right of the rock

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Sit-start, climb up to nice sloper and finish up the arete.

Start as Cascade but climb straight up.

Start with large jugs, move up left to slopers and top-out.

#SD Start as No Rudder but climb out diagonally right using the sloper.

Listed as a classic in the guidebook

Start with high edge, climb up the face and finish out right.

Sit-start with hole, move up to seam and climb out left

Sit-start with left hand low in crack and climb up the overhanging fridge

Climb the high slab.

Sit-start with round edge and climb out left

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Really nice rock and smooth slopers.

Stand start with pinches.

Sit-start with sloper and climb up on edges and knob.

From the jugs traverse rightwards across the exposed face.

Sit-start with large rail and climb up through the bulge.

Sit-start below the arête and climb up

Start on the left side of the boulder and climb up the right side of the arete.

Sit-start with ledge, traverse along the crack and top-out.