Ascents in Hillwood (private land) as various tick types by Kurt Doherty

Another nice slab. Soft for the grade. Has an early crux that is probably solid for 22 but the rest is 21 or lower. Roof up top is good fun.

Nice slab. Reasonable for the grade. Nicest climbing is from the last bolt to the anchors. Would say it's worthy of 2 stars, not 3.

Boring start up to first, then pull onto the wall for some quality cranking on crimpy jugs. Thin move between first and second. Solid at 20, but far too short.

Looked nicer than it climbed. Thought it would be more on the face, but seemed to throw me onto the arete. Too easy for a 21; solid at 20.

Okay line with okay moves. Wasn't inspired by it, so bludgeoned my way up with some powerful moves and not-so-great technique. Bolting is pretty ick too (w.r.t the 2nd).

Great climb with some fun moves, but the runout between the 3rd and 4th could be a bit much for someone at their limit.

Cleaning gear. Also feels hard for a 14.

Ticking holds for mum.

Gear on for family. Still seems hard for a 15

Much like The Butterfly Climb, was easy, but seemed hard for a 14, even though I couldn't say how hard a 14 should or shouldn't be.

Easy, but could be tough for the grade; hard to tell at this level.

Yet another great little climb. Cool moves on good holds. Bit of a runout to the anchors though; a fall could be nasty.

Awesome little climb. Some great moves throughout. Practically an onsight, but slipped at first bolt. Lowered off straight away and onsighted the rest.

Another great climb with quality cranking down low, but it's all over too soon. Would be better if it were longer.

Fantastic face climbing with some great sequences. Solid for the grade.

Okay short slab with a nice move or two. Easy for the grade.

Not 21, would be a solid 20. Too short. Start doesn't need to be dyno'd.

Pretty easy for a 20, but is very nice. Too bad it's short.

Agree with the guidebook: its a 17, not an 18.