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Grade Route Gear style Popularity
Glenreagh Godzone First Tier
Bruce's Project

Up through broken ledges and right and follow crack line to first big ledge. Natural up under corner then traverse out right for 3m along overhang then pull up onto prominent ledge. Move to runner up and left and then come back right and up. Traverse out right to clip next runner on honey combed wall. Crux move to thin underneath ledge then left to gain a position to place a SLCD. (strenuous). Strong moves up and right to clip. Exit top and belay from chains or trees.

Trad 18m
21 Lose Control

All natural. Most of the route is probably 18ish but the crux section through the corner crack around half way is a testy 21. Start is approx 3m right of the corner crux section - rightish of the jutting overhang, Climb left until ledge below crux then up corner crack. Move right and follow natural pro line right then left to finish at tree.

FA: Marc Bailey lead Bruce Jones, 2011

Trad 21m
21 Freestisla

Same start as 'Bucanner Blood'. Sweet start with easy moves protected by a cam swinging out and around a overhanging section. Clip first bolt runner then up on big ledge to place some natural. Make you way onto next ledge to left of next bolt and clip. Crux move of this ledge and up to small pocket and next bolt runner. Strong moves to next ledge for a deserved rest and next clip. Start the next move and clip above small overhang and reach high to step up right onto awkward balancing ledge. Stand tall and clip last runner for an easy finish. Belay off bolt runners (spread out) and natural.

FA: Andrew Juffermans, Bruce Jones & Marc Bailey, 2007

Mixed trad 18m, 4
18 Buccaneer Blood

3 bolt runners and 4 to 5 cams. Start left under overhang and swing around onto face on great holds. Up left past first bolt onto large ledge ('dropledge'). Move to the left side of large ledge and then up past 2nd and 3rd bolts. Three moves here through these bolts to a natural placement is the crux and sweetesh part of the route - very nice moves. Up through pocket with natural placements to top out on next big ledge. Belay of bolt runner straight above and bolt runner 2 m to the right.

FA: Bruce Jones with Ian, Andrew, Marc, Murray & Brandon, 2011

Mixed trad 21m, 3
23 The Blasphemous Traverse of the Infidel

Starts at far right of big overhang. 1st Pitch - Up crack to about 5m and then start traversing left for about 20m , cams and ringbolts. Natural belay (or use ringbolt plus cams). 2nd Pitch - Keep heading left for about another 25m , all natural until just around corner, natural belay. 3rd Pitch Keep heading left for about another 20m, all natural until you reach lower off chains or turn around and traverse back (140m climb). Tons of exposure.Project

FA: Marc Bailey & Murray Vines, 2012

Mixed tradProject 70m, 3, 5
17 Can't Find Fun Parlour

7m right of Hedron. Start on ledge. Thin pro at start. Sling up top around large rock for belay on small ledge.

FA: Danny Rose & Bruce Jones, 1996

Trad 20m
15 Cirrus

Arete route above Seaena & Headron. Self belay route used to climb out. Only access is to abseil in. Probably won't be done by anyone due to access problem. Good though due to exposure.

FA: Bruce Jones

Trad 12m
21 Hedron

5m right of Seaena. Sweet climb on nice orange sandstone rock. Follow bolt line. Natural pro as needed. Eye bolts at top for belay & descent.

FA: Bruce Jones

Trad 21m
16 Holy Water

Thin pro at start up to small tree.

FA: Bruce Jones & Danny Rose, 1996

Trad 12m
20 Merlin's Apprentice

A few meters right of Merlin's Platform. Has a Blank orange wall in the middle with one bolt. Crux is from the bolt up. Mostly big slopers 1 bolt & natural pro. Natural belay.

FA: Mal Drummond & F. Schlechtriem, 1996

Mixed trad 10m, 1
21 Whiskey Water

1m right of Merlins platform. Up on to small ledge to place first cam. Up to sloper to clip first bolt. Two crimps, feet up, (right foot as far to left as possible for max. height), right layoff, and balance up to pocket. Clip bolt then up onto ledge and run out to top. Belay off Merlins platform (2bolts, & cam or Hex for directional. Technical & sweet.)

FA: Bruce Jones & Mal drummond, 1997

Mixed trad 10m, 2
18 Merlin's Platform

15m right of Bealzibbs Revenge . Straight up to platform using small wires. Has a fun dyno in the middle. Easy if you are tall. Belay at top. Natural Pro.

FA: M. Drummond & S. Lyons, 1996

Trad 10m
18 Grease Mantle

About 40m North of 'Alice's Crux' . An overlap crack with a tricky slightly overhanging finish. Chain belay. Great for offsets.

FA: Mal Drummond & B. Jones, 1996

Trad 18m
18 Guenevere

10m right of Bealzibbs Revenge. Great route at the grade, often used as a warm up being directly below some abseil chains (top rope). Has it all, hand jam at start, sloper to pocket then pull up, more slopers then mantle on right arm with lay off left hand hold, then finish on edges past left of tree. Great stuff.

FA: Bruce Jones & M Drummond, 1996

Trad 13m
19 Bealzibub's Revenge

Well north of 'Grease Mantle' where the cliff is doubled tiered. Up 2.5m blank wall past one bolt to crack in corner. Then layback up to small overhanging ledge. Fist jam behind ledge and traverse 2m, R, to end of ledge. Then up small blank black wall to double bolt belay. 1 bolt then NP. Beware loose rocks.

FA: Mal Drummond & F. Schlechtriem, 1996

Mixed trad 12m, 1
Glenreagh Godzone Second Tier
15 Trinity

Directly above Bealzibbs Revenge. Three empty pockets, face down at top. Basic but fun. Natural Pro, double bolt belay.

FA: Mal Drummond & B. Jones, 1996

Trad 9m
Glenreagh Godzone Third Tier
20 Grass Roots

Above "'Cauldron' on the 3rd tier. Has a Hard start depending on your height. Easy in the middle. Pumpy finish. natural pro, natural belay.

FA: Mal Drummond & F. Schlechtriem, 1996

Trad 8m
19 Itchy

2 bolts and natural pro

Mixed trad 8m, 2
22 Krusty

2 bolts and natural pro

Mixed trad 8m, 2
19 Flaming Moes

2 bolts and natural pro, natural belay

Mixed trad 8m, 2
19 Abe's Oddesey

2 bolts and natural pro

Mixed trad 8m, 2
Glenreagh Bunyip
21 I'll follow the sun
  1. Jump start then climb juggy overhang up to ledge then up to chains.

  2. Move up large steps approx 8m, climb corner crack to roof and up past loose block, (but secure) up corner crack to small roof and then up to chains.

FFA: T. Bernutt & M. Bailey, 1999

Trad 35m
21 Woosca

15m to the right of I.F.T.S. Straight forward and pleasant climbing to crux. Above crux the rock becomes a little softer. Make way up corner crack to ledge.

FFA: M. Bailey & T. Bernutt, 1999

Trad 35m
22 Sticky Fingers

3m to the right of Woosca. Up wall using cams and bolts, a few reachy moves and underclings. Trend a little left around block and then up to mantle. Once on small ledge then up and a little right to chains.

FA: Marc Bailey, 1997

FFA: Leon Grey, 2010

Mixed trad 25m, 4
Sweet Glenreagh

3m right of Sticky Fingers. Project - Marc Bailey

Mixed tradProject 25m, 4
385 Parts per Million

2m right of Sweet Glenreagh. Project Marc Bailey

TradProject 25m
20 Thursday

Up tricky crack then head left up through a bulge to ledge, move to corner. Hard start to gain wall, then up to ledge. Up remaining wall to chains. Climbed as a single pitch but could be easily split into 2 or 3 pitches at ledges.

FFA: B. Milne, T. Bernutt & M. Bailey, 1999

Trad 35m
Glenreagh Music Hall
16 Chance Meeting

Cnr crack - It was there. Natural Pro

FA: Bruce Jones

Trad 10m
21 Mobile Moments

Obvious line on BH’s. Crux near top

FA: Bruce Jones

Trad 12m
15 Drum Beat

An easy way to the top. Left of 'Broken Toe' up past a tree. Natural Pro and Belay.

FA: Bruce Jones

Trad 18m
19 Mangle Sandle

Start 2m left of BROKEN TOE, directly under first BR. 3BR's plus natural. Natural after third BR. Nice moves well worth the effort. Tree Belay.

FA: Bruce Jones

Trad 19m
19 Broken Toe

Follow crack to top. Tree belay.

FA: Bruce Jones

Trad 20m
16 Nudge Nudge

Start in line with arete 2m left and below WINK WINK. Pro in horizontal crack. Up and left for pro in left cnr crack. Move up and right to first BR Follow BR line to top. 3 BR's plus natural. Nice and pleasant. Tree belay

FA: Bruce Jones

Trad 17m
20 Wink Wink

First face past first cnr left of RAIN DANCE. Start near tree and use face only. Follow BR line to top. Very nice and sustained. 4 BR's with tree belay.

FA: Bruce Jones

Trad 15m
20 Rain Dance

Arete to the right of 'WINK WINK'. Start below arete and move right then left. Go to left of overhang. Move up and traverse right to arete and mantle up. Move left onto face and head for tree at top

FA: Bruce Jones, 1996

Trad 20m
19 Grapevine

4 BR’s wires and cams. Start as for War Dance. Clip first FH then traverse right. Follow BR’s & finish as for War Dance. A little pumpy at top third

FA: Bruce Jones

Trad 25m
Glenreagh The Potting Shed
20 Smug Dolphin Prick

First climb as you walk into the crag. up overhang then follow the crack up. chain anchors

FA: Unknown

Trad 12m
12 Round up!

50m right of Smug Dolphin Prick up left side of the left side of the crack. tree belay.

FFA: Geoff Tosio

FA: Geoff Tosio, 16 Aug 2015

Trad 8m
10 Ready!

2m right of Round up! up crag then trend left to top tree belay.

FA: Mitchell Stewart & Caritta Courtt, 16 Aug 2015

Trad 8m
14 Frack this Greenies

Fun first time trad lead great pro and flows really well. Up crack on the right hand side of the arete 20m right of Ready! Tree Belay.

FA: Mitchell Stewart

Trad 9m
14 Doyle Glazer: animal search and rescue

Corner Crack right of Abbot Lover. Tree Belay

FA: Mitchell Stewart, 16 Aug 2015

Trad 15m
Nymboida Gorge Damsell's Buttress
20 Damsels In The Darkness

Was graded 19M0 with 2 rests on the first ascent. 1st pitch (40m): Rising traverse to right, over bulge and grooves in slab to tree. 2nd pitch (20m): Easy corner on right. 3rd pitch (10m): Short, bold pitch left of wedged flake and up to start of corner. 4th pitch (45m): Left arching corner crack.

FA: D. Baker, G. Baker, M. Nesbitt & S. Goode, 1996

Trad 120m, 4
Nymboida Gorge Mushroom Buttress
20 Lanky Dick And The Love Hole

On the right hand side of Mushroom Buttress, in the gully. 1st Pitch (22m): Left up the ramp, left around roof then boldly right onto slab, love hole to ledge. 2nd Pitch (15m): Left around roof, up through downward flared chimney to ledge. 3rd Pitch (30m): Straight up left facing flake and left up blocks to top. The photo topo is an estimated. Please update if you know where the route goes.

FFA: T. Balla, D. Baker & A. Breheny (alt leads), 1995

Trad 67m, 3
19 Sorry

70m left and down from Lanky Dick and the Love Hole. Near the lowest point on the buttress. 1st pitch (15m): Wide crack to tree. 2nd pitch (30m): Follow line, mainly on face holds. 3rd pitch (15m): Stay in line to large ledge. Walk 40m left to below orange wall and roof. 4th pitch (38m): Up loose corners and grooves. 5th pitch (10m): Crux. Traverse right below orange wall and up steep chimney. 6th pitch (15m): Finish off the chimney and wander up choss to top. The photo topo is an estimated. Please update if you know where the route goes.

FFA: T. Waters & S. Goode, 1996

Trad 110m, 6
18 Baptism For Hire

30m left of Sorry, below large, detached block. 1st pitch (20m): Up past 2 ledges to detached block. Delicately up right hand side of block and onto treed ledge. 2nd pitch (30m): Crux. Follow crackline leading diagonally left to short, steep, hanging corner. Up this to big ledge belay. Wlak 80m left around arete to small tree at end of ledge. 3rd pitch (30m): Crux. Up blocks, veering right to crack then traverse left to block, over this and up to ledge below rooves. 4th pitch (15m): Up under rooves, up and left to top. The photo topo is an estimated. Please update if you know where the route goes.

FFA: D. Baker, M. Nesbitt & C. Pulkinnen, 1996

Trad 100m, 4
Nymboida Gorge The Chute Buttess
23 Winger Nut

About one minute west of the campsite. Ist pitch: Up diagonal layback crack. 2nd pitch: Traverse left under roof and up to ledge. 3rd pitch: diagonal left up finger crack, through bulge and up loose blocks to top.

FA: T. Balla & T. Graham, 1996

Trad 45m, 3
21 Hard Not High

In a small alcove 60m right of Winger Nut. A short corner leads to a 2m roof. Through the roof and up bold corner to top.

FA: T. Balla & T. Graham, 1996

Trad 18m
19 Ankle Confidence

up the obvious slab from ground level. Very poor pro. Might as well solo.

FA: T. Balla & T. Graham, 1996

Trad 18m
Nymboida Gorge The Gorge, South Wall
16 The Only Line I Could Climb

Starts on the right hand side of a steep wall. A granitic version of Arapilies bulges, seams and overhanging silliness. 1st pitch (45m): Up and diagonally right to layback corner. Up this to slabby groove and on to top.

FA: D. Baker, T. Waters, M. Nesbitt & S. Dunbar, 1996

Trad 45m
14 Climb Or Swim

Put up after two abseils to the river and 15 minutes of rain put the best climbs out of condition. Two obvious left leaning corners 45m high, starting at the river level at the upstream (southern) end of the gorge. The climb follows the easy corner system 40m to the left. 1st pitch (35m): Up the right veering slabs to corner, up and left to belay. 2nd pitch (30m): Follow slabs and grooves to large ledge. 3rd pitch (20m): Up the right edge of the slab to ledge. 4th pitch (15m): Easy choss to top. The photo topo is an estimated. Please update if you know where the route goes.

FA: D. Baker, T. Waters, S. Dunbar & M. Nesbitt, 1996

Trad 120m, 4
12 Old Guard

30m upstream (south) of 'Unlucky for Some', at the furthermost flat pocket, along the same slab system. 1st pitch (48m): Up tending right to dirty cracks, step left and up clean, unprotected slab to belay ledge. 2nd pitch (48m): Up through steep section, step right and belay at base of corner/dierdre. 3rd pitch (52m): Up on left hand side of diedre, follow line of pockets left, then straight up easier slab to ledge and poor belay. 4th/5th pitch: Easy traverse to left then down to abseil tree as for 'Unlucky for Some'. The photo topo is an estimated. Please update if you know where the route goes.

FA: D. Baker & G. Baker, 1997

Trad 150m, 4
12 Unlucky For Some

An easy but bold slab route on the extreme downstream (north-eastern) end of the South Gorge wall. Solo to belay at a large pocket. 1st pitch (48m): Up right to body pocket up of left hand side of clean slab, belay in grass. 2nd pitch (50m): Up slab veering right then up steep 10m wall. Belay at loose block. 3rd pitch (55m): Up, slightly left then right to crack in block. 4th pitch (50m): Traverse out left on easier ground to large tree. One 50m rap to ground. The photo topo is an estimated. Please update if you know where the route goes.

FA: D. Baker, L. Charlton & K. Callaghan, 1997

Trad 200m, 4

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