Routes as deep water solo in South East

watch out, shallow water

Between arete and crack, avoid platform on left and get ready to smear.

Pull up onto good high rail and follow crack.

Sketchy, epic, but easy traverse, can be done both ways. Landing questionable on each end.

Juggy on left side of wall.

Straight up.

Straight up.

Traverse project.

Straight up through the middle on reasonable holds.

Traverse the entire south wall, can be followed right into the depths of the cave.

Short but sweet. Haul yourself up the finger width crack.

The arm width crack and jugs.

Face climb between arete (left) and crack (right).

Fun slab. Traverse in from the right as soon as possible, then straight up the face!

Traverse on the Northern side of the main zawn (opposite side to Walking on Sunshine). Gets tricky closer to the boat ramp.

S0

S0. up via some small and somewhat hidden side pulls & Gaston's.

arête left of acapulco -S0 just don't jump back

S2

The down climb access route. -S0

The first direct crack to the right of gromy’s crack pipe, down climb the crack pipe to access -S0

Down climb gromy’s crack pipe and climb the crack just to the right of “splash dash bash” you can exit the crack and traverse right it’s slightly easier -S0

Start up gromy’s crack pipe and blast directly up the crack above -S0

Up face on crimps to the left of gromy’s crack pipe traversing into the route is probably the crux -S0

Left of kooks route up face crimps and traversing right when the rock turns to shit Access by traversing In from the left -S0

S1

tech slab using sharp arête 6m left of barefoot contessa, access via northern traverse -S2

Corner crack. Note: dangerous, rocky platform right under water surface. -S3

S0

a bit contrived but makes a nice climb, stay in the center of the wall

The right side of the pillar, to get to the start either easy downclimb from the right side or traverse right from platform same as Barefoot Contess -S0

S1

the face left of Exit, only slightly harder

the obvious line to get out of the water, reach the top of the rocks and continue to the main area

looking at the southern wall, the dihedral and arête on the left

the arête of the small block at the northern side

Looking at the southern wall, start halfway up the slope/ramp and push upwards until the top.

Looking at the southern wall, right of the diamond/triangular overhang, climb upwards and push to the top.

Looking at the southern wall, start left of 'Really Nice' at the small overhang and push upwards and left following the crack until top.

looking at the southern wall, the vertical wall on the right side. best traversed into from the end of the cut. crimpy, technical and sustained. Watch out for big boulder under water at the left side of the climb. Best to climb at hightide as the water is shallow

Whatever you do, don't fall to the left!

maybe easier, time will tell

stay low with the hands on the rail, otherwise even easier

flakes and pockets, some of the rock is not the best quality so take a little care what you're pulling on

left side of the wall at the end of the traverse

traverse two meters to the left of twin cracks, undercling/laybacking the wonderful left leaning flake to the top WARNING- submerged rock in the fall zone. S2

Terrifying!

The striking arete south of Grey Nurse, easy climbing to a high crux.

Striking prominent arete in the far left zawn, quality climbing on friable rock.

The arete closest to the bay, short and punchy.

A nice deep-water solo with a heady crux at about 8 metres with excellent movement and a safe fall. A wet hold below the roof and a slightly crozzly top out detracts from the quality somewhat. Traverse horizontally from the main ledge on good holds till you get bellow the hanging chimney. Head up the cracks to powerful moves going left below the roof. Pull into the Hanging chimney and finish up the easier cracks above.

Traverse R from Hades to Meadowbank. Beaut climbing at the start with some serious sections at the R end of the Furnace.

The prominent line of overhanging arete features trending right. Sustained climbing on large holds with brilliant exposure above deep water. The crux is above 20 metres, a safety line can be rigged by traversing to the break at the top.

The first arete on the eastern side. mostly solid rock but don't mindlessly pull on stuff. A 17 technically, but a 20 mentally

Best description is on thisarvo by the Jackson brothers http://www.thesarvo.com/confluence/display/thesarvo/Chasm+Creek+to+Deep+Glen+Bay

The sea level traverse from deep glen bay to eaglehawk neck