The best problems are on the separate, overhanging wall at the northern end of the cliff, although there are some nice "move up" problems at the southern end as well (just above the cement stairs). These problems have some toprope anchors which I'd recommend using if you plan on topping out, as the top out is both high and hard.
The main cliffline crag tends to seep a bit even when there isn't rain, so only the dry areas of the cliff have problems. It faces due west, but the "move up" problems are well shaded so they can be done at any time. The good wall at the northern end is out in the open, and bakes on summer afternoons.
Note: During the first fortnight of May 2001, someone "enhanced" a large number of existing holds in the northern wall, and someone else (possibly the same person) also retro-bolted 5 of the existing solo and top rope problems on the remainder of the cliffline. You can read more about it here.
The guide for the area is the newly published Sun, Surf and Sandstone online guide book. This crag is described here.
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