Route Grade Style Popularity
1
The leftwards leaning crack seen from the path, reminiscent of 'Easy Wind' ('Legoland'), but harder. Flared jams and strenuous to protect. Now slightly overgrown.
FA: Mike Law-Smith, Paul Daniel, 1995
24
Trad 12m
2
Cintride
The rounded arete and face just right of 'The Lure ' with four bolts. Sharp on the tips.
FA: Mike Law-Smith, 1995
23
Trad 10m
3
The slabby nose on the next boulder right of 'Cintride '. Up past two bolts then traverse delicately rightwards past two more bolts. Some thin moves.
FA: John Churchill, 1997
24
Trad 12m
4
Walk the Dog
The chimney right of 'The Lure ' with some protection in a leftwards crack. Ugh.
FA: John Churchill, 1997
12
Trad 10m
5
Captain Crystal's Right Trouser Leg
The short open corner 5 metres right of 'Captain Crystal ' with one bolt. Finish up the slab on the right.
FA: Paul Daniel, Mick O'Halloran, 1995
20
Trad 9m
6
Return of the Leaping Lounge Lizards
On the boulder directly below 'The Lure ' is a pleasant slabby groove with a harder start. A lovely line and fun climbing.
FA: Liz Milbourne, Catherine Eadie, 1995
14
Trad 8m
7
Low Interest
On a wavy slab 30 metres left of 'The Lure '. Up the middle; a delightful slab with an enhanced wire placement.
FA: Mike Law-Smith (solo), 1995
14
Trad 8m
8
Pixie Power
The far side of a boulder 30 metres to the left of, and just downhill from 'Low Interest ', sports a right facing, dainty little corner crack offering fingerlocking and stemming moves.
FA: Mike Law-Smith, Catherine Eadie, 1995
18
Trad 8m
9
Pygmy Chicken
Above and left of 'Low Interest ', near the top of this outcrop, is a short slab on the northern side with two climbs:
The righthand line with two bolts. Pleasant face climbing.
FA: Catherine Eadie, Paul Daniel, 1995
16
Trad 10m
10
Rubbery Tuk-awah!
Starts at a block on the left wall. Pull right onto the arete and then up, passing one bolt. The direct finish up the arete would be recommended if it had another bolt.
FA: Paul Daniel, Catherine Eadie, 1995
17
Trad 8m
11
Pixies and Dickywackers
Behind and right from 'Pygmy Chicken ' and 'Rubbery Tuk-awah' is another tier of boulders. On the left wall of a chimney in the centre of the tier:
A bouldery start to the first bolt then good moves past one more to the top.
FA: Mike Law-Smith, Paul Daniel, Catherine Eadie, 1995
20
Trad 10m
12
Throw It Out With the Cheese
From 'The Lure ' outcrop, scattered boulders lead gently up the ridge for about 100 metres to the 'Spider's Web' - "a spiritual place" [Paul Daniel]. This is a large flat arene ringed with boulders and covered in a tangle of stringybark trunks:
The bolted, slabby arete on the right hand side of a boulder at the northern end of the 'Spider's Web'.
FA: Paul Daniel, Catherine Eadie, 1995
16
Trad 6m
13
Unknown
The dyke just to the left of 'Throw it Out With the Cheese '.
Sport 2
14
Photo Finish
The thin crack system on the closest side of the eastern boulder.
FA: Mike Law-Smith, 1996
23
Trad 10m
15
Sausage Crack
Continue about 50 metres further northwards along the ridge from the 'Spider's Web' and turn left at the "hamburger" boulder.
The nice finger crack on the northern side of the outcrop on the left.
FA: Mike Law-Smith, Catherine Eadie, 1995
19
Trad 8m
16
Zanadu
Sic. The beautiful overhanging seam on the downhill side of the westernmost boulders of the final group, opposite 'Sausage Crack '.
FA: John Churchill, 1997
M3
Trad 10m
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