Rubicon Section

When walking in from Cressbrook Mill This is the first section of the cliff, easily recognizable by the roof of Rubicon.

13. Truly Awesome (7a+) ★
The left-hand side of the roofs to the right with a definite crux sequence. Finish via the lip of Rubicon. A direct finish is possible though very eliminate (7b).
F.A. Ian Dunn 1991

14. Rubicon (7a) ★★
The impressive roof via the obvious crack. Jugs and long pulls. Bring your muscles.
F.A. Tom Proctor, Geoff Birtles 1979

15. Zeitgeist (7b) ★
Not quite so fine to the right and tough through the bulges
F.A. Ian Dunn 1991

16. The Bomb is Coming (7a) ★
Powerful moves up the hanging arete. Vegetated exit to a bolt belay.
F.A. Paul Mitchell 1983

Direct Hit (7b) ★
A better and harder version of The Bomb. Follow that route to the big hold then move left to pull over the lip to the R of Rubicion.
F.A. Mark Pretty 2017

17. Project
The bulge to the right with a bit of ‘yarding’.

18. Small but Perfectly Formed (7a+)
The micro route to the right with a hard move to reach the jug above the belay bolt.
F.A. Mark Pretty 2010

Skippy the Bush Kangeroo Weird (E3 6c)
A very short route marked by short thin crack.

No Thug No Jug (7b) ★
Start from the Rubicon belay ledge and traverse the break left into Zeke. From there it climbs the slight groove above, a few feet R of Zeke’s finish.
F.A. Andy Barker 1988

Cruising the Seven Seas (7c)
Continue the traverse of No Thug all the way to the belay on Last But Not Least.
F.A. Chris Plant 1989