Routes as boulder in Central Tablelands

Line starts at bottom right side of the small cave. Heads up right side to top and then traverses along lip to top out at the left side. Many variations for top out.

Start in bottom right corner of small cave and work the low line along the back of the cave to top out at left.

Tiny boulder downhill from the Maw of Malice. Sit start under boulder on good jugs, various options for topping out...good training, especially for little 'uns.

On the right side of the sine wave rail. Sit start on the rail and shoot straight to the top...five moves will get you the tick!

Sit starts on matched jug, big pull to start normal variant of RTR.

First Ascent; goes to Geoff Johnston-Hall. First line on left side of Australia day cave. Starts on matched 45 degree rail, high right foot, sick crimp in center of wall, twist into start of top scoop. Moves right over Australia day. Scary top out through committing scoop is still an open project.

Arete on left side of steepness leading to roof. Sit start on slopers, use high arete, up and over scary sloper bulge top out. V-Nice!

Down hill from Australia day towards the gully. Sit starts in a small undercut beneath a 2 meter vertical problem; 6 really cool moves coming out the undercut, side pull on the face, and top out on the slopers.

Obvious line on left side of boulder. Sit start on good holds on overhang, move to crimps on face using kneebar, then crank to the top!

Sit start on jugs, traverse through crimps, head to the right arête. Optional top out.

Mattias Braach-Maksvytis

First Ascent - Adrian Brogan; 18-10-2010 Sit starts on second to last sloper on left side of blank roof. Tends left and up to sloper side pulls to finish high on awkward moves. V' Nice.

Climbs vertical line left of Crankin' Corner. Through weird side presses to top out on lichen ridden slope-y-ness.

Start on Like'n Lichen and traverse obvious high sloper line out to the right. Tops out at good rail. Continuation out right is still un'scent.

Awesome line to the right of Ride the Rail. Climbs the uphill side of the RtR boulder just after the backside walk off. Side pulling pain, mixed with awkward foot placements, and a committing final move onto a sloper topout make this a monster classic distilling the best the Zed has to offer. I banged my knee on the first knee and sprung a gusher...which gave rise to the name!

First ascent to Adrian Brogan. Chossy power fest on far left of Sine Cave boulder...nice!

Traverses from left side of obvious sine wave like shelf to right side tangent up Crank Twist Undercling Twitch. Obvious...Classic...nice!

Problem goes straight up center of boulder, starting on crimps and feet on manking choss floss. 3 power moves on good holds.

Continue Basil out right using hands along ridge and traverse right keeping feet off the slab...scary...

Starts on big holds at left, with strange feet. Two moves and its over, nice practice for moving the core around with your foot placements.

Start on rails at beginning of RtR, to the left of moss ramp. Crimp to right sloper, left to high sidepull, then up and over on friction shelves...suck up the pain...its good!

Starts on RTREP sit hold and ends on IP. Sweet line.

Steep styling, high balling, full cream dairy funk trust fun! Bring your tissues, 'cos your gonna love it, or cry trying! Brilliant line spotted by Adrian Brogan while hunting for something else...freaking schweet.

Problem starts in the cave on the far right side, traverses the sloper rail high, and then has a variety of endings...the many heads of the Hydra. The sloper rail goes at V3, the endings vary from V3 to V4.

Sit start at the far left move right out to the rail and then finishes up the prow of the lizards nose.

Sit start at left of cave, move along the low line to the far right, finishes out of the mini cave. Many varients open for other 'scends. The first line sent in Saturns Forge, 22 May 2010, zjparer.

Start to the left of the scoop, traverse to right, top out before going around the further corner...continue to add the extension...

Sit start at on lower rail of large scoop. Move right along big holds to gaston and up thin holds to roof seam, and then out through slopey reachy tenuous sphincter clenching top out with death rock below...so sweeeeet...

Chipped route up wave.

Roof on far left of area. Low to the ground, easy moves right to left, harder extension. through face at end of roof.

Fun moves to awkward ending. Left side of third main boulder.

Awkward start with weird feet to cut loose dead point. Original bails right, harder variant unsent to the left.

Rail on right side of third boulder. Starts low on right side and climbs left on rail to slopey top out.

Move through easy looking yet awkward start through bridging scoop towards the right. Finger lock the crack at topout and commit to the off balance awkward movement to finish. Strange.

On the right side of wall, standing start with high crimps. Single move -> pop to the upper rail.

Traverse left and up to rail from pimp holds.

Easy high ball up center of wall, to the left of manky crack.

Obvious line from center of cave tending left out through the roof. Plenty of heel and toe hooks.

High problem topping out through a hand crack. Scary top out on good holds! Top notch effort to CamDunning on 21 Dec 2010.

From sit start in between Ang's Arete and Pusher man. Catch a left sidepull with some funky footwork before moving straight up through crimps to topout on slopers at end of Ang's Arete. A fun technical foot work line.

Starts as for Liken Lichen, traverses through low roof, mantles onto shelf and up onto the hollow roof. Perfect pockets litter this awesome roof, with an excellent top out! No feet on the lower rail stick to the roof until after the batman boot; then the two high feet on the wall at the end are legit. Many alternate endings to this roof!

Start from the big jug. Out and up. Committing.

Long undercling traverse.

Start matched on the undercling. Big moves and Big fun.

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Start at the back of the cave, follow the flake feature through the roof, then head right after turning the lip and finish matched on jug ledge same as 'Oxycel'.

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Chipped and not that nice but the hardest problem here.

Same Start as Go Go Gadget but follows the left edge of the cave to finish on the flat ledge black jugs.

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Start in the rad underslot, big moves to a high finish

Double side-pull start then up via crimps and slopes to the rail jug. A great problem and tricky until you figure out the beta.

Same start as Necrosis then hard move into The Nurse to finish at the jug rail.

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Start at double undercling same as 'Doctor', move left then up via nice crimps to jug.

Start direct for a slightly easier V1 variant.

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Start on jug right of the flake then undercling/side pull the the flake to finish on orange horn.

Start match on the undercling up via slopes and crimps to the camps ledge then big moves to high jug pocket.

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Simple campus from left to right

Sweet high sloper traverse, good but spaced holds the whole way. Start on a L finger jug and right crimp, up and work your way out left along the roof rib. Can you campus is off for your feet. Finish matched on the high pocket. Easier to campus most of the moves.

A fun campus problem, start with a small pocket and crimp, move right to finger jug, left hand to small crimp above then swing right to a good incut high edge, match.

Start on the big jug up to another jug pocket with glue on it then big moves up and right via crimps. Keep trucking right past another jug pocket to finish as teflon.

Crag classic. Start in the back of the cave, big moves on big holds. Finish on the high big sloper.

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Start in the good flake jug and traverse right until you can step off. Can be wet for very long periods of time.

HIGH.. This problem is 6m+ Has top rope anchors.

Scary ground up high ball, left hand on the arete. Has top rope anchors.

Got better holds then the right hand side. Has top rope anchors.

Harder of the two sides. Has top rope anchors.

The ants are gone...

Once renowned as a "speed ascent problem" (as the crucial hold contained a nest of angry ants that swarmed once the hold was used), it's now a conventional and safe boulder problem.

Stand start, up via the one and only hold to top-out.