Routes as boulder in Cathedral Rock National Park

Start on the biggest jug, up through the pocket the veer left

Start matched on the bottom of the rail with knees under the cave, mantle and up. Can finish as for Hump or more directly straight up

Start matched on the hump, then up right right to good hold then traverse left and link into 'Underbelly'

Start under the bean in the best finger slot. Traverse through roof and either up to right or directly up. Various harder starts further left, or further back under the cave.

Start at the Underbelly and link under through magic bean out other side.

About 20m behind (up the hill) from the problem Magic Bean is a large square boulder. The downhill arete is a pleasant problem but the landing is poor.

The left side of the arete has a technical start to reach the small flake. Starting on flakes on the left face, and traversing low to reach the arete adds a move or so.

Easy padding up the right side of the blunt arete.

Sit start, left hand crimp right hand side pull flake. Straight up amd slightly left to top out.

Sit start on big broken flake with both hands on flake, straight up and slightly right to finish with a tricky mantle.

Stand start left hand crimp right hand arete, use the arete to gain the top for a Mantle to finish. Fun

Balancy techy slab. Stand start leg t hand crimp right hand on the arete, straight up using the arete to finish.

Stand start on the big jugg, straight up then slightly left to top out. Great fun on a great bloc.

Stand start, use edges and positive crimps with high feet to gain a blankish top out. Not bad.

Stand start, using a few crimps and some trickery to work your way up the blankness. Fun.

Stand start straight up the slab choose your own adventure. Plenty to pull on.

Stand start straight up the slab pretty straight forward. Fun

Techy balancing up the arete. Stand start left hand crimp right hand arete.

Up out of hole on perched boulder

SDS on lefthand detached block, then up layback to jugs

Hard campus moves to mantle

Traverse the obvious sloper rail from Gee's Problem to Aza's Mantle. Looks really hard

face on right side of Knob Boulder

Start just right of obvious Knob, up to knob and top out

left start to Knob Mantle

Actually on the backside of Gee's Bloc, up thin face on flakes and edges tending leftish

Same start as Flaked but up slab to the right.

Left side of Green Sheep Boulder. Up scooped rock

Up to gaston / pinch then left to jug

Up the obvious Flake

SDS on bottom left of face and up to sharp lip edge via sloper.

SDS deep right and follow crimp rail left, slopers to sharp lip edge.

Slap to rail then move right to mantle

SDS left of crack, use it if you want, up and left onto ramp to top.

The crack.

Line of crimps out R onto the face...

Awesome moves up the technical arete, a classic. Low sit start off opposing sidepulls, pull up to the crimpy flake, then up the chiselled arete feature.

Bulging wall on granite crozzles and poor feet.

Start on the big broken flake, it’s solid, pull up to a crimp then up to the flake side pulls, mantle to finish. Sit start.

Shared start with Subtelite but traverse left to jugs then top out.

Off the top of the block leaning against the boulder.

On the back (Southern) side of the boulder is an undercut slab. Start just left of the block leaning against the boulder, tricky pull over the bulge, step left then up slab.

Start n good edge with both hands , get feet on throw up to next good edge. Then easy to top.

Stand start on side pull and positive edges, straight up to top out.

Sit down start then up arete

First moves of Salubrious Sacs Stand then step left onto slab

Obvious line up the middle of the wall

1m right of Salubrious

Obvious features on the back wall of the bloc

Same start as Back Side Traverse, but go straight up on edges to a jug

Backside of boulder, rail traverse from right to left then mantel

SDS left arete

Start further right round the boulder on small pockets and traverse left to meet Shit-tastic

Right arete on big flake to rail and top out

Big huck off edges to the rail

Left Arete. Awesome. Start on sharp fin then straight up.

Start 2m left of Left Arete, traverse the slopers and top out

Start in Chinmney, keep feet off back wall and climb crack to airy traverse finish

Face and step left, a bit scary

Crack

1m left of Arete, pocket and edge, then up edges to top out

Over Hung Featured Arete

Contrived, stupid, fun! Sit start on the left most boulder, link into 'Bird is the Word' then the low link onto the leaning boulder, then gaston and link onto the main boulder and up the slab.

Start on left side of flake, traverse

start on right side of flake, traverse

Left half pad undercling, right rail, dyno up

SS on jugs at base of Crack, low R traverse trending through seam, pockets & underclings. Same top out as for WETATB

Sit start and up crack

start on nice rail below left arete and mantle onto boulder

Start as for left arete but continue lip traverse

Tiny nails holds at the start, with some better features up high, looks basically impossible but maybe something for the freaks to try

On the big boulder directly below the descent gully (20m left of the Cerberus block) is a giant separated flake. Sit start. The upper section can be climbed inside or out, you decide!

SDS on left side of obvious arete

SDS right side of arete, delicate mantel

Start at a horizontal flake 3m right of Cerberus. Highball wall on small edges trending slightly left. Feels a bit bold at the top.

Blank wall

Cool arete problem up the block from a sitter. Start on the crimpy fin on the right arete and small face crimps.

Very thin slab direct off the floor. Boulder up to the good right hand pocket at about 4m, or carry on up the route for the full tick (and give yourself a solid 24).

Blunt arête

The scooped groove and featured face to the left of ‘Playing In The Shark’s Mouth’. Tricky moves on poor feet up to the big jug rail and top out.

Opposite arête of Sharkfin boulder, in the corridor behind Sabbatical. SDS on the jug and climb crimps to top out

Arete with features down low and a totally blank topout

The boulder directly to the left of Sharkfin Rodeo

Sit Start climb big V then slab top out

Traverse the rail to the jug. extension into Big V awaits

Straight up cracked Face

Up Tending Left

Overhung arête, awesome. Start with right hand on low crimp and left on blocky feature above.

Middle boulder strange rockover

Start 2m right of Mini, matching a sloper on the lip. Up right to holds in the thin seam, then mantle onto the slab with difficulty. Frustrating yet addictive.

Obvious project, hard moves to the lip.

Obvious flake 2m left of Trigrams

Sitstart at little orange streak, crimps to jug and top out

2m right of Trigrams. Techy start to reach crimps then airy finish up slab.

Positive edges and crimps to start leading to an airy blank top out. Stand start, right hand crimp left hand good edge, work your way up the blunt arete to top out. Totally mad !

On the back side of the Trigrams cluster. Even less fun than the name suggests. Stand start, sitter awaits someone bored.