Ascents by Brian Cork having Trad CPR

The arete moves felt harder than the roof...

Interesting stemming and jamming.

The crack is awesome but it is a bit spicy at the top where the crack ends. The bolt is hidden on a ledge above the crack. One of the better crack routes in the area.

Cool corner feature and gnarly tree at the top.

Tricky mantle and fun, juggy rooflet.

Always fun

Love the corner section. Good gear

Nice to use some jams on sandstone.

Nice. Tricky pro in the middle section.

Engaging. Better pro and nicer rock than 'salt'. Two ropes are a good idea for minimising drag and protecting the seconder.

Old school feel. Tricky route finding and was a bit sketchy above the first bolt. Take care to protect the seconder as there are lots of small traverses.

An excellent adventure. A mix of amazing rock and tricky route finding with a few sections of dodgy rock to add spice.

Lived up to the hype. Classic.

Fun. Totally different climbing than Cornerstone. Quite runout at times.

Some surprisingly tricky route finding due to the number of alternatives and a bit of loose rock but still an amazing line. A good intro to how tricky the gradings and route finding can be in the Bungles.

Looks run out but all of the hard moves are well protected. Great fun through the little roof.

Climbed the original first four pitches which were mossy, loose and scary only to end up on a ledge with goat shit on it. It turns out they come in from the big ledge system to the left. We bailed off a tree from there as we wasted too much time finding the start of the route and climbing the first few pitches. I have changed the route description to traverse in on the ledge as the upper pitches look interesting but haven't climbed in that way yet. Please update this description if you finish this route before me.

Much better now the anchors have been moved. The corner is nice.

Tested my long neglected slab skills. Loved it.

Bring cams for the top. Short but punchy.

Climbed the ridge again after 20 years. Still just as intimidating, chossy, vegetated, scary and classic as I remembered. It is as close as you can get to alpine climbing in NNSW. A great adventure for those who appreciate the opposite of sport climbing.

Really fun. It must have been so cool for the climbers in the 30's when they unlocked that convoluted route to the summit.

Funky chimney that leads to these routes

Climbed it and then paddled a kayak over it a few months later. How often can you do that?

Edgy.

The last move had me pondering.

Nice to find this crag had been overlooked...