Showing all 28 routes.
Grade | Route | Gear style | Popularity | ||
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16 | Chinese Take-away
Prominent overhanging crack [first good line R of descent gully] at L end of a yellow section of wall. Step up and R to crack. It widens and steepens near the top. FA: Jerry Maddox, Richard Hitchins & Iain Sedgman, 1978 | 20m | |||
18 | Chinese Take-away DS
Thin crack direct to reach main crack. FA: James McIntosh, Peter Jacob & Andrew Webb, 1998 | ||||
18 | U Pong
| 25m | |||
16 | Tibet
| 25m | |||
17 | Gang of Four
| 25m | |||
17 | Mao
| 25m | |||
5 | Chin Chimney
| 20m | |||
17 | The Iron Rooster
| 27m | |||
15 | ★ Little Bourke Street
Starts up the L leading ramp starting just L of the big groove line of Fire Dragon. Pull up onto the ramp [hard and committing for the short]. Follow ramp Lward. Step up and L when ramp runs out. Up and slightly L on surprising holds on steep wall. A good outing for the grade. FA: Chris Baxter & Sue Baxter, 1990 | 27m | |||
16 | ★ Little Bourke Street Direct Start
Start 3 m left of arete. Incuts to join original route at end of ramp. FA: Glen Donohue, Graeme Smith & Andrew Webb, 1996 | 7m | |||
16 | ★★ Fire Dragon
Beyond the LH end of the wall with the bolted sport routes are 3 deep old fashioned cracks. This is the LH one in a R facing corner. A good steep exercise in awkward jamming and bridging technique. [This route was shown as being The Good Soldier Schwiek in the Select Guide] FA: Mike March, Terry Brooks & Iain Sedgman, 1973 | 23m | |||
21 | ★ The Good Soldier Schweik
Steep flake crack 2m R of FD leads up and slightly R to a ledge. Climb steep crack in arête and face above. FA: Simon Barnaby Stuart Gardner, 1989 | 23m | |||
13 | ★ Rickshaw
Deep crack line R of TGSS. From the first ledge it is possible to step into the upper crack of TGSS for a grade 17 jamming route. This is the combination that appeared in the Grampians Select Guide as Fire Dragon. FA: Mike March & Iain Sedgman, 1973 | 23m | |||
12 | Kung Fu
Crack 4m R of Rickshaw. FA: Mike March, Terry Brooks & Iain Sedgman, 1973 | 23m | |||
26 | ★ Blue Sky Mining
The moves at the first bolt are much harder since some holds have been shed. This is followed by some excellent pocket pulling, however it's hard not to escape some of the hard moves up higher. Some wires protect the climbing after the 4th bolt. FA: Simon Carter, 1990 | 25m, 4 | |||
22 | ★★ Sprung
Follow the line of FH and rings to the rap anchor. The bolts are not great but you can do Sacred Ground and TR it. FA: David Singleton & Rebecca Butcher, 1995 | 25m, 6 | |||
21 | ★ Sacred Ground
First RB of Tatrazine then left side of the black groove finishing at the shared anchors up to the left. 5 RBs FFA: Matt & Daniel Brooks, 1991 | 25m, 5 | |||
20 | Tartrazine
1 RB at the (desperate) start then black chimney/groove to anchors on Sprung. | 25m, 1 | |||
17 | ★ Checkpoint Charlie
Bolted, featured black streak in the centre of wall. Retrobolted, but crux bolt is still old and dodgy. Take some wires, slings, medium cams to supplement bolts. No anchor - top out or diagonal across to anchor on Sprung after 2nd last bolt. | 25m, 5 | |||
19 | Peking Duck
| 25m | |||
10 | Ming
| 28m | |||
16 | Hung Low
| 27m | |||
18 | China Crisis
| 23m | |||
19 | Hu Flung Dung
| 23m | |||
19 | ★★ Well Hung
| 27m | |||
19 | Shogun
| 27m | |||
18 | Year of the Tiger
| 25m | |||
24 | ★ Black Russian
| 20m |
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