Starting at the slanting slot climb up onto the slab and finish it directly via holds that seem to magically appear.

Cross Roads

Better to Light a Candle than to Curse the Darkness

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Path

High Road

Heavenly Path

Which Road

Crossed Paths

Unknown

Celestial Trail

Donkey Boy

A great link-up.

Start as for 'Cross Roads', but at the angle change where the slab starts, make a short traverse left into a nice cross-over sequence with deep pockets/finger-locks to meet up with the hueco and finish as 'Heavenly Path'.

Often overlooked, this is a great variation start to 'Heavenly Path'

Sit start deep inside the cave and traverse lefwards on good holds and past a dabby rock at your back. Grab a slopey rail with difficulty and make a big move for good holds at the arete or if limited reach use intermediates. A tricky heel hook could prove useful or it may spit you off!

Looks like an extended version could perhaps be climbed from even deeper in the cave at a few grades harder.

Sit start low in the cave far to the left of Which Road on the Heavenly Path boulder. Do moves and climb directly up the face. Probably been done many times before, but it's not in charlie's book. Seemed like a happies V2.

Climb the right side of the boulder following the arete to the top.

The rock is a bit suspect, but the arete gives a good climb on big flakes.

Climb the arete direct.

Climb jugs to a large hueco/undercling. Pull onto the the slab for an exciting finish on crimps.

The right side of the High Road arete, climbed using left hand up the arete and right hand in an array of pockets including the high painful mono, then continuing up the right side of the arete.

Start at a good sized hueco.

Pull up and onto the slab and follow it, via nice slab moves, to the top.

For the tick don't escape right onto the arete.

Climb the middle of the wall on smallish holds.   The crux is low down but take care at the top.

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Routes in Heavenly Path Boulder