This area is above and to the left of the black rocks and the climbs are longest at the left hand side facing the rock and shortest at the right as the height tapers to nothing.
The route starts and ends as for Thoko but avoids the crux block by going round the left of it.
First Ascent: Carl Bauer and Jacob Knight Nov 2007.
The route starts on the left of the red area. Climb up the first block and from here move up to a small alcove under a right leaning crack. Climb this crack with difficulty (crux) to get on top of the second set of blocks. From here climb to the steep granulated ramp and traverse this to the right.
Climbed on top rope only
The route starts to the right of Thoko. Climb up the first block and from here move up the crack filled with chockstones with a face to your right to finish at the same place as Thoko. Slings round chockstones make good pro.
First Ascent: Carl Bauer and Anton Makgetho 2004.
The route starts to the right of Morubisi. Climb up the first block and from here climb the thin crack in the large boulder to get onto this boulder. From here climb the overhanging layback crack.
First Ascent: Carl Bauer and Jacob Knight Nov 2007.
The route starts to the right of Phatla. Climb up the gulley between boulder and face to a ledge and then up the jumbled rocks in the gulley.
First Ascent: Carl Bauer and Anton Makgetho 2004.
The route starts 2m to the left of Kwela. Climb up the first block and from here keep to the face without using the blocks to the left crossing one horizontal crack line. This climb is on very thin face holds.
Climbed on top rope only
The route starts right under the large shepherd’s tree growing from the rock about 5m above the base of the cliff. Climb up to the ledge right under the shepherds tree. From here climb to the left of the tree between the rock and a branch. Without using the tree this is the crux. Continue up the left hand side of the crack on the arete. The variation to this is to climb using the crack after getting above the tree.
Climbed on top rope
The route starts as for Kwela up to the ledge right under the shepherds tree. From here move out onto the slab to the right and keep to the middle of the slab crossing one horizontal crack line. This climb is on thin face holds.
Climbed on top rope only
The route can be easily found by locating the large shepherd’s tree growing from the rock about 5m above the base of the cliff. To the right of this there is a large downward pointing flake on the side of a crack. Climb up the crack and over the flake. Follow the crack straight up to the higher shepherd’s tree growing from the rock face at the top of the cliff.
First Ascent: Carl Bauer and Anton Makgetho. May 2003.
This route starts about 4m to the right of Ko Gae and goes up some blocks to the right of a slightly projecting nose. Step round or climb up over the nose. From here head for the finish of Ko Gae. The crux is at the start where some jamming in the crack is required. A more interesting alternative near the top is to make the airy step left around the nose and then climb back right over the top of it.
First Ascent: Anton Makgetho and Carl Bauer. May 2003.
The route goes up the middle of the face to the right of Next Door starting up the thin crack. The route goes directly up using a combination of thin face holds and holds in the crack surmounting a small overhanging lip near the top.
First Ascent: Robert Daffe 2005
The route is round the corner to the right from plumbline. It moves up the wide open book and over the block in the middle by the use of sideways and undercut holds.
First Ascent: Robert Daffe 2005. Now also led on trad gear by Robert Daffe 2005.
The route is round the corner to the right from rusty hinge. It moves up the face with the crux near the bottom.
First Ascent: Robert Daffe 2005
The route is round the corner to the right from rusty hinge. It moves up the obvious off width crack. An infuriating crack bound to take some skin off.
Climbed on top rope only
Facing scrape there is a face with a blank start up to a ledge. Start round to the left and hand traverse onto the ledge to gain the crack. Then straight up the crack to the chains at the top.
Climbed on top rope only
At the far right hand side of the red rocks the route goes up the first obvious crack at the back of a shallow open book to chains at the top
First Ascent: Robert Daffe. April 2005.