1. Heffalump V5

Guillaume Richard 2021 - VerticalGuillaume Richard 2021David Quinn 2020Mick Levin 2011

Begin on a jug, climb the arête on edges and crimps, pop to the lip and rock over the topout on slopers not quite as good as you'd like. Delight in this engaging problem that keeps you on your toes! 🎉

2. Double Crossed V9

Seb Pacey-Smith 2016Ben Smith 2013

Start as for Heffalump, but pull through edges and sidepulls making tenuous moves up and left. Multiple betas exist to keep things interesting. 🔄 (FA Nick Sagar 2004)

3. Woozle SDS V7

Sean Rasmussen 2023

Start sitting to the right of the Heffalump arete, and compress your way up the overhanging bulge to crux throw to a jug at the top. Test your strength and technique on this powerful problem! 💪

4. Look to Windward SDS V10

Ben Smith 2013 - First AscentSean Rasmussen 2020 - Second Ascent

Very technical compression moves on impossibly blank bulge to crux bump to a good edge and dynamic finish. Beautiful but morpho and unreasonably temp dependant. 🌡️ (FA Ben Smith 2013)

5. The Waste Land V7

Guillaume Richard 2021 - VerticalGuillaume Richard 2021David Quinn 2019

Jump start to high edge followed by a big move and awkward mantle. Leap into action on this dynamic problem that challenges your coordination and balance! 🦘

6. Insufficient Funds V4

Guillaume Richard 2021Adam Benjamin 2013 - First Ascent

Tricky high thin slab. Prepare to push your limits on this delicate problem that requires precision and focus. 🎯

7. Foreclosure V4

Committing low angle slab with crux high step. Crack system from downclimb is excluded. Test your balance and footwork on this engaging slab problem. 🚶‍♂️

8. Phase VIII SDS V10

Guillaume Richard 2022Guillaume Richard 2022 - verticalSebastian Pacey-Smith

Start matched in the low seam. Tenuous climbing on crimps and slopers up the mini dihedral. Excellent. Can be done as a stand for reduced difficulty. 🌟 (FA Nick Sagar 2006)

9. Hit and Run SDS V10

Sean Rasmussen 2022Sean Rasmussen 2022 - VerticalGuillaume Richard 2021

Start as for Phase VIII and link into Access Denied. Enjoy this challenging linkup that keeps the excitement going from start to finish! (FA G. Losier 2006)

10. Access Denied SDS V8

Hard, tension moves, heavy hands on sharp crimpers. Push yourself on this challenging problem that demands both strength and precision. ✊ (FA Nick Sagar 2004)

11. Whose Counting SDS V11^*unconfirmed

Impressive link of Access Denied into Phase III. Tackle this impressive combination that challenges your endurance and determination! 🏆 (FA Ben Smith 2017)

12. Deeper Understanding SDS V9

Start at Access Denied and grind your way left across the blank slopey lip until you gain access to the obvious jug about 8 feet left. 💥 (FA Nick Sagar 2006)