Pox Rox 8 routes in Area

Avg. Height: 11m
Style: All Trad
Ascents: 6

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Description:©: These miniscule boulders can be found near the road, 60 metres past the gate on the way down to 'The Jism' or 'The Fortress' from 'Gibraltar Peak'. Most of the routes were probably done before the ACT Granite Guide reported them. The main group of boulders is on the left.

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Routes

		Route	Grade	Style	Popularity
1		Umbalah Crack This obscure 'gem' can be found on the way, 20 metres to the left of the road, just before the gate. It is a short curving hand crack on a boulder. FA: Phil Georgeff, 1984	16	Trad 8m
2		No Reservations The short hand crack in the main group, facing the road. FA: Adam Blizzard, Mike Peck (solo), 1987	15	Trad 5m
3		Snow Storm The first crack and flake to a bolt belay, on the next boulder. Climbed in a blizzard. FA: Adam Blizzard, Mike Peck, 1987	14	Trad 10m
4		Snow Flake The layback flake five metres right of 'Snow Storm'. FA: Mike Peck, Adam Blizzard, 1987	15	Trad 12m
5		Much Man Up the thin crack five metres right of 'Snowflake', right up to a flake and finish up the slab on the right. FA: Adam Blizzard (solo), 1987	16	Trad 12m
6		Small Pox The short corner on the back of the boulder. Up to a block, then easily up the mossy slab to the top. FA: Mike Peck (solo), 1987	18	Trad 12m
7		Le Tour On an isolated boulder down from 'Small Pox'. Steeply up to first bolt (crux) then follow the groove past another bolt to a single bolt rap station. Bolted by persons unknock. FA: Phil Georgeff, Rebecca McLeod, 1996	21	Trad 15m
8		No Stone Unturned On the right-hand side of the road. Climb the easy crack and gully. FA: Mike Peck, Adam Blizzard (solo), 1987	13	Trad 10m

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