1. Vacation SDS V2

Climb up the arête, with the option to finish left or right. The right finish offers a more difficult challenge. ↗️

2. Firefox SDS V5

A contrived linkup that starts very low and to the right of Vacation arête, as far right as you can sit, matched on tiny holds in horizontal. Burly first moves lead to a leftward traverse through the vacations, eventually making tricky moves to get into the crux section of Browser to finish it off. 🔗 (FA Ryan McLeod, 2011)

3. Browser V4

Ben Smith 2018

Begin with a balancy slab, then enjoy the great jug/undercling combo leading to an exciting finish. This is the climb you come to Holiday wall for, so give it a send and then relax. 🎉

4. Stan The Spotting Man V3

To the left of Browser, climb up small face holds to the left side of the small roof and top out. Be cautious, as the landing isn't great. ⚠️

5. Sleeves SDS V5

Start under the roof up inside the hole, pinching the flake. Finish up the crack. It may not look fun, but it's a unique challenge. 🕳️

6. Le Chauve SDS V7

Ben Smith 2018

Begin far left under the roof on two underclings and a left heel-toe cam. Interesting moves lead you to wrestle out and over a small feature. Be prepared for a sharp and unpleasant crux hold. 🌶️

7. Trouble In Paradise V5

David Quinn 2019Ghislain Losier

With your right hand on a block and left hand on a mini jug, climb out the roof. It's often wet, but it's stellar if you catch good conditions. Requires many pads, and be cautious not to fall on the topout. 🌧️

8. The Gouch V4

Starting from a low blocky hold, climb out the roof. The problem would be better if you weren't essentially standing on the ground. It was a subpar climb before the landing became unpaddable. The original landing has washed out to sea. 🌊

9. What A Holiday SDS V2

Tackle the overhanging face with good incut holds for an enjoyable challenge. 😃

10. Use Your Illusion II SDS V2

A slightly easier version of What A Holiday. Find your flow and enjoy the climb.