Nodes in Lost & Found Wall

This crag consists of face, overhang and slab so it has a bit of everything. Most certainly the choice crag out of the lot in this area so well worth the effort put into the walk in and hike out.

'Shoe Lizard' to 'The Welsh Route' are all at the Furnace Environs. From the access gully, turn right (facing out), walk around 50m past 'Lactose Free' and slightly up the hill.

Crawl up through hole then up good hand crack to ledge.

Start: At far left end of Furnace Environs in little cave under block.

It is apparent there is significant evidence of aboriginal occupation in some of the caves of this area, if you chance upon a cave full of shells, or any other clear indication of previous use do not disturb it. Tread lightly as with any bush area you visit and access issues will not develop.

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Up pocketed face down low following flake at the top.

Sharp edgy face to bigger holds and ledge, up thru orange top section

Up cracks on left side of gully

Start: At the right end of Furnace Environs.

North of the access gully, as you come out of the cave turn right.

Scramble up short chimney to top of block. Up seam to top.

Start: At base of big block 3m left of 'Goblin Horde'.

Start: Chimney 1m left of Lactose Free.

Start up right, move left then straight up

2m right of Lactose Free, up juggy wall.

The following routes are just North of the access gully

Start: 15m right of project past cave around corner. Trad route up nice looking crack with bomber pro.

Start: 3m right of PS, up steep scoops over bulge.

Start just right of Bummagedon and left of the crack. Directly up the wall.

Trad route up a nice looking crack

Start as for Kodak moment, and then head right once your standing on top of 3m boulder, head to the back of the ledge and then up the corner crack, finishing at the tree.

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The following routes are just south of the access gully

Start: 2m right of gully. Up corner, across mossy slab, rest in cave, then mount the pony. Awkward moves past 2 bolts to tree (or rap from last bolt). Probably best to place long sling oon second last bolt on rappel before starting this route.

Start in cave just left of Dog Beta, and grab some jugs and cruise the lip, and then ride the horse to gain the wall. Cruise easily up the short wall. Abandoned project from many years back, finally got some love.

Start: left side of cave step left at 2nd bolt then up to ledge, step right to shared anchors

Start: As for Dog Beta, then straight up past left of smaller higher cave to lower offs

Start: as for IADL, then left at 1st bolt. Straight up above cave to shared lower off with DLO.

Up middle of face just right of small cave, over ledge to slab.

Start 2m right of IADL, up past thin flake to arête.

Start 2m right of F. Up obvious crack tending left to finish up arête of Foundlings. Crack eats medium nuts. 4 meter run out scramble to arete.

The following two routes can be found in the cave to the right and above the previous routes.

Start: Scramble up hill and exit L of big cave. Up steep wall with an ass clenching first clip.

Start 3m right of Woken Furies. Up overhang trending rightward, and then easily through roof and jugs to finish. Perhaps a little soft, like the name sake.

Up steep terrain over small roof to lower offs. 3 RB's to lower offs. Warning: falling while trying to clip the top anchors may result in a ground fall. This clip is the hardest part of the climb. Wear a helmet

Start: 3m right of WF

The routes in this area are just to the right of the caves of the previous routes.

Start: On slab wall just right of big cave and left of Scorpion. Up slab to short steep headwall.

Start: The route in the middle of the slab right of big cave. Slab to short steep headwall.

Start: 2m right of Scorpion. Slab to short steep headwall. Clipping the rings is rather hard for a 14.

Next lot of routes found around the corner up the hill above previous climbs. There is a hand line to help get up to this area.

Obvious off width roof crack. Not the most glorious of routes, but fun little moves and surprisingly easy.

Start: 20m left of Bill.

Wide Flared Crack. mmmm, sounds great !

Start: 2m right of B. Up crack with a steepish start.

This area contains a number of easier climbs but it is a bit of a scramble to get up to them. There is a hand line to help get up to this area.

Steepish bouldery start onto much easier slab up right side of cave.

Mantle start, straight up blunt arête. Shared lower offs with Evolution.

Start: 2m right of arête. Tending left to shared anchors. (staying off arête until 3rd bolt)

Straight up middle of slab.

Right side of slab, following edge tending left to shared anchors with TMOL

Around corner at same level on next wall. Up slab onto short face to lip and anchors.

Up short slab though flakes with mantle to anchors.

Next climbs found past big cave, do not head up hill to Evolution wall just continue along track.

Start as for Project #2 Tim Mayer, but continue traversing left and finish at the nose of the roof and back clip to clean. Adds some really hard extra moves to Project #2 Tim Mayer

Start under roof as for "Project #1 Tim Mayer", but once you clip second bolt traverse left to 3rd bolt on the wall (4th in total), and head up past another bolt to double bolt anchors

Low direct start into Hello to Fear, starting from under the roof on big jug. Can be accessed from cave or the similar to HTF.

Two New bolts added Feb 2022 due to direct start, so it can now be started using 2nd bolt above roof. Takes the low traverse via tiny holds and pockets then thinly up to rejoin FTF at prominent horizontal break

Start: Off block as for 'Dendrobium'

Start: up on ledge right of big cave. Step left at 2nd bolt traversing left then up arête.

Start: for as FTF. Bridging up orange face to airy headwall. 6Rb's to lowers offs. (Do not use higher second set of lower offs as rock there could be unstable.)

Start as for Ficus, but step left and then head up wall, finishing just left of the small tree on double rings

Start: Up easy corner right of Dendrobium. Sounds like another classic !!

The tall flat wall just to the right of the previous area. This area probably has the best and highest climbing of the whole crag.

Start: Right of F on main face Up past balancy flake following orange streak. Jugs above anchors.

Start: 5m right of S. Up thin face onto sharp arête and continue up to the top.

Start: 5m right of CC. Middle of wall following obvious ramp. 8 RB's to DRB.

Start: 5m right of SWMBO. Hard start up through shallow cave to head wall.

Start: 2m right of Tickfest. Straight up faint arête tending left at the top. Slightly run out at the top. 5BR's to lower offs.

Start: 2m right of Aerospace, straight up the face.

Start: 2m right of BB, straight up the face on big holds. 4 RB's to shared lower offs.

This route is 100m past the previous route. Probably a few more routes to be done around this area.

Just like yuzu, this isn't for everyone. Committing, but there's enough holds and okay (if well spaced) gear. Straight up the middle, using the Mandarin crack for gear until it'd feel like cheating. Romp up on 3D holds staying right of ferny break, and either straight up above scoop, or thinly over the greenery. Bring slings for the horns and small to medium cams for the pockets. If it looks friable, it definitely is.

Start: 100m right of WC, past big cave, Up obvious right leaning orange crack to top.

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