This East facing wall gets sun until about midday. But considering that the wall bakes in the sun for the morning, many locals only climb from about 2pm in summer. Many routes here are protected from rain by being considerably overhanging and can be climbed in bad weather.
Routes at this crag are generally quite varied from roof climbing to pure vert, but sharing the attribute of being long. Technicality combined with power and endurance needs make these routes demanding but extremely rewarding as you bust out from the canopy above the valley.
These routes have a great base with many decks, but this part of the crag can sometimes have mosquitoes, bring your Tabbard.
Approach from the Tranquilitas campsite. From chalet no.2 there is a path heading towards the valley that winds its way through some bush and then follows a cycle track into the valley. Walk down a series of switchbacks, down the wooden ramps and cross the river with the waterfall to your left. Walk along the base of the wall passing one deck. What follows is God No! wall.
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