Killjoy is an attractive, long pitch of crack climbing located way up the Tattle Tale Gully. Begin on the obvious, varnished slab by climbing splitter fingers and hands to a small roof. Move right around this roof to a stance, then launch up the wide hands to fists to rattly fists corner crack. Upon reaching the enormous wedged flake, step left into a seamed out corner with occasional pods that accept pro and fingers. Rappel with a 70m rope (watch your ends!).

Killjoy

Clear Cut

Clear Cut is a fun and challenging little pitch just right of Killjoy. Belay from the lowest flat area and scramble up an easy corner to a ledge. From here carefully step right into the obvious left-facing flake and place your first piece. Continue up the flake being judicious with gear placements and climbing delicately as the flake is hollow for a 10-15 foot stretch. Above this move left on excellent varnish to a stance (crux). Pull onto the steep wall above and up on surprisingly good holds to an anchor above a ledge. Instead of taking the steep headwall, it is also possible to continue left from the stance following the flake all the way to its end.

Just above the start of Olive Oil, the Olive Oil gully splits into a left fork and a right fork. The right fork is home to the Jungle Wall; the left fork is Tattle Tale Gully.

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Routes in Tattle Tale Gully