Routes as unknown in Mt Alexander

The name says it all. Finger-size layback crack leading to an awkward pull over the top.

I’ll Stick Around 12m 24 Superb thin face, with a delicate crux. 3FHs (1st and 3rd require small ‘biners)

A sharp little testpiece that required a lot of effort before the FA fell. 3FHs (the 1st requires a small 'biner). The 3rd clip is desperate and a long pre-placed draw is recommended.

A good introduction to the thin pocketed face climbing featured on this wall. Start as Territorial Pissings (1 FH requires small 'biner) trending right past 2 FHs.

Climb the left arete/crack without the side wall.

Climb the slab between Pan and Hook.

Climb the right arete.

Stand-start and climb the face.

As the name implies. Up the loose line of holds. Sit-start.

Sit-start and climb the checkerboard feature. No arete.

Sit-start and climb the right arete of the checkerboard feature.

Sit-start and climb the nice slab direct.

Sit-start (don't use the medium sized mossy block in front of you for your hands or feet) and go out to the nose, up and left to finish with a rock-over using a good foothold out left. Nice moves but loose grains on the surface.

Open project.