The bottom pitch is seldom climbed. At ground level, the name is painted on the rock and there’s a piton to the right. It is also possible to abseil as for Utopia, and then from the top of the island traverse leftwards to the start of the second pitch.

A particularly good route for its grade, on a high and remote area. The bottom pitch is seldom climbed. At ground level, the name is painted on the rock and there’s a piton to the right. It is also possible to abseil as for Utopia, and then from the top of the island traverse leftwards to the start of the second pitch.

1. Pitch 1 (11): Start in a shallow corner.
   Climb the corner for 2m and then move left onto an easy face that leads to a ledge.
   Traverse left along the ledge to the base of a right-facing corner with a fig tree near the top
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2. Pitch 2 (11): Climb the corner to and pass the tree on the right.
   Move left and climb easily on good rock to the top