| Climb Name | Type | Grade | # Ascents Recorded | Notes | Exclude Reason |
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| We Can Build You | Boulder problem | 8B | 20 | ||
| Direct North | Boulder problem | 8B+ | 19 | ||
| Midnight Express | Boulder problem | 8B+ | 19 | ||
| Mind to Motion | Boulder problem | 8B+ | 19 | ||
| Paint it Black | Boulder problem | 8C | 19 | ||
| Practice of the Wild | Boulder problem | 8B+ | 19 | ||
| Steppenwolf | Boulder problem | 8B | 19 | ||
| Austrian Oak | Sport route | 8b | 18 | ||
| Biographie | Sport route | 9a+ | 18 | Bolted in 1988 by Jean-Cristophe Lafaille [1]. Arnaud Petit climbed the pitch to a half height anchor in 1996 at a grade of 8c+. The full pitch was given the name Biographie but was later renamed Realization by the first ascenionist Chris Sharma. In line with French tradition the line is now known by the original name, Biographie. The route became famous as one of Chris Sharma's first big new routes and one of the earliest routes given 9a+, though notably not the first (several routes previously given 9a have subsequently been upgraded). His extended efforts on the route were documented in the film Dosage Volume 1. References |
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| End of the Affair | Trad climb | E8 | 18 | ||
| Le Voyage | Trad climb | E10 | 18 | References |
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| Mecca - The Mid-life Crisis | Sport route | 8b+ | 18 | Originally given E8. |
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| Show Your Scars | Boulder problem | 8B+ | 18 | ||
| Isles of Wonder | Boulder problem | 8B | 17 | ||
| Jade | Boulder problem | 8B+ | 17 | Previously a Dave Graham project before Daniel Woods made the first ascent in 2007. |
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| Just Do It | Sport route | 8c+ | 17 | The first 8c+ in the USA. Bolted by Alan Watts in 1989. References[1] https://open.spotify.com/episode/30qPube60E0HHtsSacKlHF? |
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| La Rambla Extension | Sport route | 9a+ | 17 | References |
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| Off the Wagon | Boulder problem | 8B+ | 17 | An old project from Chris Sharma and Dave Graham, features in dosage (vol 4?) |
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| Predator | Sport route | 8b | 17 | ||
| Strawberries | Trad climb | E7 | 17 | Known as Peaches before Ron Fawcett made the first ascent in 1980, due to its proximity to the route Cream (peaches and cream, strawberries and cream etc.). In other trivia, the route was featured on the cover of the 1978 Tremadog and the Moelwyns Climbers Club guidebook making it a rare example of an unclimbed route on the cover of a guide. [2][3] References[1] Jack Geldard on the history of the route https://www.ukclimbing.com/articles/features/strawberries_-_a_british_on_sight-1117 |