This is the quarry on the right when the track on the hillside meets level ground. It provides a good mix of trad and sport route.
1. S.A.D. (5+) square-cut rib
2. Bottleneck VS 4c thin crack to belay and complete with plastic bottle
3. Another Jewell (6b+) a tough sequence on a flying flake
4. Gem Them (6a) the shallow groove system
5. A Little Garnett (6b) ★ the excellent little pillar
6. Opal Fruits (6b) the edge and short wall
7. Our Jade (5) pleasant wall on the right
1. Project
2. Big Jim (6b+) ★★ Keep to the L of arete. Gain the top, then reach right to belay
3. Four Breakfast E2 5b ★★ jam or layback the well protected crack to a tricky finish
4. C U Next Time E2 5c ★ crack left of tombstone, tricky start leads to awkward jamming
5. Chalk'n Bowels E2 5c the V chimney complete with dodgy peg
6. Bolts and Torque (6b+) blunt arete utilising the crack on the right
7. Nick's Wet Crack HVS, 5a crack above the fallen block
8. Netsky - No Beginning (6c+) wall R of crack with staples. Feels bold despite bolts.
9. Project
10. By The Numbers HVS 5a cracked blocks lead to a very thin crack and a tapered block
11. Bat Crack E1 5b ★ a jam crack leads to steep jugs and a final blind pull
12. Flake Quake E2 5c gain the steep flake from the right and climb it, peg, to a lower off on the left
13. Layback Jewell E2 5c the steep layback. Belay on the right
15. Flake of Doom E2 5c the name gives you a clue, make your own decisions
15. Jim Knee Sweep HVS 4c the horrible looking chimney. Traverse L to a shared lower-off