A Monteseel classic that every local climber should sample. It is also often used for instructing multi-pitch climbing skills. The climbing is high and exposed and some careful route finding is needed.
Abseil 15m down from the chains above the island. Scramble down the gully to the west and walk 50m till under a huge roof with an easy, angled recess below. Parts of the first pitch can be dirty, due to an eagle’snest under the roofs above.

1. Pitch 1 (13): A tricky move up gains a ledge at the bottom of the recess, which is often dirty and grassy.
   Climb the recess to the huge roof and a big handrail running to the right.
   Step out to the right heading for a cubbyhole 10m away.
   Climb into the cubby then out the other side, and keep climbing to another, longer cubby.
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2. Pitch 2 (12): Exit the cubby and climb easily along the rail and ledge system for 15m to a piton.
   Just past the piton, step down onto a ledge and not-so-good rock.
   Traversea short distance until able to climb into a long cave with a ledge.
   Scramble along the ledge over boulders to a small tree.
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3. Pitch 3 (14): From the tree, climb steep, clean rock to a piton, then diagonally right past a piton to a ledge and two pitons.
   From the pitons, traverse right 2m then straight up a steep wall to a ledge and right of a small tree.
   Move up an easy recess to the top

Note:
When getting to the big ledge with the small tree on pitch 3, do not be fooled by the piton to the left of the tree. Climbing the face left of the tree looks easy, but it is not - and doing so has to date resulted in no less than three serious accidents !!