Gully to the right of 'Fantastic Voyage'. Includes certain iron work and chips. From the top down to the ledge utilising 'engineering' to ledge, then left to main gully and chain. The first few climb are located within the gully.
The Blue Mountains are a World Heritage listed area. The Grose Valley, the cliffs around Katoomba and much of the Narrow Neck peninsular are part of the Blue Mountains National Park which is managed by the NPWS. The Western Escarpment - where most of the climbing is - is Crown Land managed by the BMCC. Technically neither of the agencies acknowledge climbing as a legitimate nature based activity! In reality, climbing is one of the main reasons visitors come to the Blueys. To maintain access our best approach is to 'Respect Native Habitat, Tread Softly and Leave No Trace'.
Due to the 'nature' of the rock (and a recent fatality) bolting by visitors is discouraged (well, at least thats what people who reckon they own the place think. The rest of of us discourage shit bolting, not visitor's bolting). If you do need to 'top rope' then please do it through your own gear as the wear on the anchors is both difficult and expensive to maintain. It would be appreciated if brushing of holds becomes part of your climbing routine - with a soft bristled brush and never a steel brush!
The removal of vegetation - both from the cliff bases and the climbs - is not seen as beneficial to esthetics of the environment nor to our access to it. Generally its best to leave all this sort of stuff to the local climbers.
Sustainedjamming up a true splitter crack. Had to run it out a few times in the second half due to not having enough cams of the same size. Absolutely brilliant. ...
Seconded 1.5 years ago. I found two particular sequences on this quite hard for the grade (and the boulder start is a good challenge). Great, varied climbing, a bit scary, a bit technical, a bit strenuous, and bloody long! ...
Probably the most sustained hand-jam crack in the blueys. Absolutely brilliant. I did my first ever hand-jam on this (on second) 1.5 years ago, and was great to come back and lead it again. ...
Raining when I started. Torrential downpour through the crux. Spooged off the last hard move at the top before the anchors. A shame, because I was cruising it until then. Great climbing, technical and exciting. Soft for the grade, though. ...
Climbed once before. Not quite as classic as I remember it, but still fun. Easy for a trad 18. I can confirm that another hold has broken off at the start since I climbed it a year ago, making the beginning boulder problem harder than V0(V3/4?) ...
Rested on first bolt after stuffing around with a wire around the arete - should have just gone with the cam, no rest, ticked it clean! Next time... ...
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Interstate 31
5 weeks ago
(rated as mega classic)
Sustained jamming up a true splitter crack. Had to run it out a few times in the second half due to not having enough cams of the same size. Absolutely brilliant. ...
11 Scary Monsters 5 weeks ago (rated as good)
Enjoyable arete climbing ...
18

Interstate 31
6 weeks ago
(rated as classic)
Excellent - worth the walk - quite nice down there! ...
10 Alisons Playhouse 6 weeks ago (rated as good)
17
The Green Eyed Monster
6 weeks ago
(rated as good)
19
Bairds Effort
13 weeks ago
(rated as very good)
Seconded 1.5 years ago. I found two particular sequences on this quite hard for the grade (and the boulder start is a good challenge). Great, varied climbing, a bit scary, a bit technical, a bit strenuous, and bloody long! ...
18

Interstate 31
13 weeks ago
(rated as classic)
Probably the most sustained hand-jam crack in the blueys. Absolutely brilliant. I did my first ever hand-jam on this (on second) 1.5 years ago, and was great to come back and lead it again. ...
20

Mindblower
13 weeks ago
(rated as classic)
Raining when I started. Torrential downpour through the crux. Spooged off the last hard move at the top before the anchors. A shame, because I was cruising it until then. Great climbing, technical and exciting. Soft for the grade, though. ...
18

The 80 Minute Hour
13 weeks ago
(rated as good)
Climbed once before. Not quite as classic as I remember it, but still fun. Easy for a trad 18. I can confirm that another hold has broken off at the start since I climbed it a year ago, making the beginning boulder problem harder than V0(V3/4?) ...
18

The 80 Minute Hour
3 months ago
(rated as very good)
15 Bell Bottom Pants 3 months ago (rated as average)
21
Barefoot in the Head
3 months ago
(rated as classic)
Sweet climb with nice moves. ...
18

The 80 Minute Hour
3 months ago
(rated as classic)
Nice and easy climb. Although I think a hold may of fallen off the boulder problem start as it feels a lot harder than a V0 as the guide says. ...
20

Mindblower
1 years ago
(rated as very good)
Reachy trad section above the bolts ...
21
Doctor Doolittle
1 years ago
(rated as very good)
This climb has about 4 cruxes! :) ...
17
The Green Eyed Monster
1 years ago
(rated as average)
Shows how a great route can be ruined by a cheap bolting job ...
21
Barefoot in the Head
1 years ago
=D ...
18

Interstate 31
1 years ago
Hmm, probably would have felt the grade if I could jam! hehe ...
14 How Much is That Doggie in the Window? 2 years ago (rated as good)
Good warm up ...
18

The 80 Minute Hour
2 years ago
(rated as very good)
Rested on first bolt after stuffing around with a wire around the arete - should have just gone with the cam, no rest, ticked it clean! Next time... ...