Alma Bay 12 routes in Area

Access Issues: inherited from Townsville: Most areas are free to access to the public, some are closed for short times during the year due to car, bike and running races and other events such as flooding, bush fires or land slides after heavy rain. but they will open again soon after.
Ethic: inherited from Townsville: Marking the rock at the start of the climbs used to be the norm, this is now frowned apon

Routes

	Route	Grade	Style
1	Unnamed The R-hand side of the smooth slab facing the ocean.	V0	Boulder
2	Reeven The middle of the smooth slab. Finger tip pockets to a technical dyno. FA: Doug Hockly,	V6	Boulder
3	Nice The nice line up the L-hand side. FA: Doug Hockly,	V0-	Boulder
4	Slap Happy The obvious rising traverse line from L to R on the next side around. Start as far left as possible and slap along right on very open-grip holds. Finish by topping out on the boulder. Quite a bit harder when done barefoot. FA: Lee Skidmore, 1998	V1	Boulder 6m
5	Slap Direct Starts 0.5m right of the start of SH at the two-handed undercling. Pull onto wall, slap up and left to hold, crimp, then a balancy high step and pull up to jugs and top of boulder. FA: Lee Skidmore, 1998	V1	Boulder
6	Tang The thin, orange diagonal with a boulder to fall on. FA: Doug Hockly,	V3	Boulder
7	A Little Fervour Sitstart on pockets and up. Topout straight up or pike L (V4 and probably nicer) FA: Doug Hockly,	V5	Boulder
8	Another The boulder behind you when you're facing Slap Happy has a mono problem and a dyno from bottom jugs to the top. FA: Doug Hockly,	V0	Boulder
9	Crimson Tide Classic thin finger-crack in largest of several rocky outcrops on hill at south end of Alma Bay beach (right side of the bay as you look out to sea). Goes up the side facing the ocean. FA: Andrew Rule , Mark Gommers, 1995	23	Unknown 10m
10	Mantle	V2	Boulder
11	Highball Flake	V0	Boulder 5m
12	Crimpy Traverse	V0+	Boulder 4m