Climb up the middle of the slab until the steeper wall is reached.    Move right and continue up the wall above using grumpy slopers.

Problem F

Problem J

Less Like Abby

Problem A'

Problem K

Problem H

Problem B

Problem C

Problem A

Problem E

Problem I

Problem F'

Problem G

Problem D

Climb the right facing corner via cracks and jugs.

Climb the right leaning groove by engaging moves.

Take care as the landing is not ideal.

Stand start with left hand on a large but poor hold and right on a small crimp about 4' up.   Move up the steep face via a small sharp crimp then higher with the right hand on a poor hold to the right of the faint arete.

From here work the holds as best you can and then gun for the good holds up right at the lip.

Best done on cool winter days with no sun.

Start with hands on the large sloping shelf and the feed on the ground.   Mantle onto the shelf and continue directly to finish.

Climb the right leaning crack at the far right end of the wall.

Climb the short finger crack, then make an awkward move onto the large shelf.

Start with hands on the jug on the arete.   Pull on, high step then go for the crack on the right.   Finish direct.

Start with right hand in the crack and left on a good gaston hold.   Traverse left until possible to reach the jug on the arete out left.  With the jug at hand finish up the crack.

Start with left hand on a shelf and right hand on the jug on the arete.    Get established in the base of the shallow groove and then work your way up the groove with some technical and finger moves.

Start in the corner, but move left towards a good hold on the arete.   After the technical start the rest feels straightstraightwardward.

Climb up the bulging wall to make a hard move up onto the sloping shelve.

The crack in the shallow left facing corner is lie backed.

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Protection

Routes in Sector B