Routes as trad in Belair National Park

7m V2. Up to pocket break, then right to crimper line (match this), and to RH gaston. Finish directly. Not a winter route! Bad landing.

Start: Start left of cave at horizontal break.

Climbs the short crimpy wall right of the cave starting at a big jug. Fingery climbing leads to a ledge, then more easily to the top. Established ground-up solo. Be careful of the rock.

Takes a steep but juggy start about 5m left of Trev - leading to the obvious hanging slab. Gain the good hold at base of slab and stretch up left for a sidepull. Mantle, then finish diagonally right up slab to top out. Established as a ground-up onsight solo.

Starts on the LH end of a roof and climbs above this via an obvious layback weakness (right of the hanging slab of C & P)

The easy weakness left of Nev past the good pocket, finishing up and left.

Used to be a very overgraded 20...

A true boulder problem leading to an easy finish. From underclings, latch the sloper (easier if you go with your left) - then up to a large undercling and onwards. RH (on sloper) version is more committing at about V2.

The attractive rampline on orange rock - leading to a vegetated crack just above a good handjam.

Route just left of Disjointed Illusion crack via jugs then crimps and a big move.

The wide crack.

One of the best lines here - and quite a boulder problem (though gear may be able to be arranged in the undercling). A direct line right of the crack, heading past the good finish jug of 'Pathetic Earthlings...' - straight up the face to the obvious large undercling (crux). Push into it and reach for the big break above.

A slightly weird experience. Climb up the body-engulfing trench leading into the roof (behind the 'Nati Beast' launch boulder) - then make a committing series of moves out toward the sunlight (and onto the face). Finish up the obvious flakeline.

Jump start off the boulder and climbs the face direct - left of the Nati Beast arete - to join A Trick of the Tail. Established as a toprope, later soloed.

A hidden gem, well worth the trip! Jump start off the boulder to jug on the right, then a series of acrobatic moves gain the right side of the arete. The original line toproped by the Meffin brothers follows the right side of the arete to the top. A subsequent solo by Steve Kelly (with no mats!) ducked around to the left. This has now also seen a ground up solo by Trent Searcy. Bouldering the original would be committing.

The body-engulfing trench left of 'The Shrinker'. Climb/chimney up to the roof - then go out towards the light. Finish as for 'The Shrinker'.

The good looking line on the righthand end of the cliff, with a steep start on good holds, then finishing more delicately just right of the corner.

Start as for Kev but head directly upwards. RH to sloper, then use holds to the left (instead of breaking right towards the undercling). No gear placements, but difficult climbing is all in the first 3-4m as with Kev.