Nodes in Tippy

'Toohey Forest' is owned by the Brisbane City Council. It's an important habitat for 400 plants and animals, and is very popular with walkers, joggers and picnicking families. Therefore the usual rules of taking out your rubbish, keeping noise to a minimum, cleaning any chalk marks and so on are particularly important here if climbing is to remain an acceptable activity in the eyes of the community.

Stand start climbing the wide arete using the plenty friendly large edges. A nice beginner problem!

Sit start on the knobbly orange hold, then straight up past a couple slopers and a harsh but bomber fingerlock to a slopey topout, following the direct line.

Starts on the high right side pull where the seam opens up. Move LH to a small crimp rail over the top, find something to stand on and try not to grate any skin off your knees as you top out.

'Toohey Forest' is owned by the Brisbane City Council. It's an important habitat for 400 plants and animals, and is very popular with walkers, joggers and picnicking families. Therefore the usual rules of taking out your rubbish, keeping noise to a minimum, cleaning any chalk marks and so on are particularly important here if climbing is to remain an acceptable activity in the eyes of the community.

Sit start on the rail of Nick's problem but move left using cross over to pocket and finish up Mid Strength.

Sit start matched on low crimp rail. Pull on and reach LH to slit pocket, then move up and right encountering crimps, slopers, and then finally a jug. Top out to the right of the white streak.

Sit start on good holds. LH up to 3 shallow pocket pinch and RH up to nice side pull. Some technical feet to get solid for the top out.

Start low on the good holds found in the break, and then climb straight up.

A cool traverse, leaving "Soft Way Out" to venture out right past more good holds for a metre or so, and then mount the ledge and follow the slab to the top.

Sit start on positive edges, up to sloper city and topout easy slab.

Stand start at obvious flake, up on bad feet.

Start on pockets with a high left toe, bump left hand to a positive sloper and move right into the flake. Get on it before the flake ekes out its last creak!