Begin as for the Chain Ladder then to the right and around into a small gulley below the North Face of Sentinel Peak. Scramble up to the right hand side of the face.

Descend

• rappel the route or
• rappel MCM or
• descend the standard route

The first fully bolted route in the 'Berg, a 200-metre line offers six excellent pitches. The rock is of an excellent quality for the region, and each pitch provides a unique experience with cracks, laybacks, mantles, thin face climbing, chimneys and stemming. Well worth the effort - take your strong arms.

Start: At the base of the corner system, climb 5m to the top-most grass ledge below a crack system.

1. 6b - 'Tongue Ring pitch': Follow the crack system to the top of the flake. Break left and climb up to the belay station.
2. 6b+: Move up to a small roof, pull through and delicately balance up to a ledge. Continue up tending rightwards to an awkward layback. Continue up to a grassy ledge and stance.
3. 6b+ - 'The Typical 'Berg Rock pitch': Move up and left to a bolt next to a loose flake. Delicately stand on the flake and mantle up to a ledge and continue up the off-width to a ledge below a roof. Move out left via an airy traverse and mantle onto a grassy ledge. Follow this rightwards to the stance.
4. 6c: Thin moves and a layback takes you to a ledge. Move left to the base of a pillar and delicately balance your way up the corner system to belay on top of the pillar.
5. 6c - 'Life is Good pitch': Move right on thin holds until able to move up and follow the thin corner to a ledge. Traverse left below the big roof and pull through on the left side. Continue up to a grassy ledge and stance.
   Note: Some long quickdraws are recommended for this pitch to ease rope drag.
6. 6b - 'Big Balls pitch': Walk right and then traverse up and left until you can reach the right-facing corner which is climbed to a ledge. Traverse left, then up and right to a broken flake. Climb this until a rightward corner system is reached. Up this, breaking left about 5 metres before the top by going around the big boulder (bolts just over the lip).
   Note: This pitch is a bit run out, but can be supplemented by some medium-sized cams. It is also long, so it is advisable to use the midway stance to break this pitch in to two, to avoid rope drag.