Routes as boulder in Castle Hill

A super blank flared dihedral. Up the overhanging crack to top out.

Looks like it was marked many years ago with a square and the number 15 like some others. No ascent history can be found.

A fun undercling climb that tests your smear skills and endurance.

Start far right of obvious long, large, horizontal crack. Work your way up and onto the face of the cliff. Smear and undercling your way to the left until you hit a small cave section. Tricky section after a undercling pump, but look for holds and you will be rewarded.

Finish by climbing down at the end of the underclinging crack.

Reverse works too but it has a tricky start.

Gets full sun from 8am - 2pm

Same as Klingon Death Rays but continue along the dusty crack above you (do not use - or finish - at the concreted rocks)

The short but sweet bolder problem L of Edibles.

Starting on the left side of The Cutting, at a large piece of rock shaped like a triangle. Slightly overhung, crimps to dyno then top out.

Be careful of broken bottles on the ground. Someone has thrown a microwave off the cliff and it landed right in front of the climb)

Found on the far left close to the road. A big bulging piece of rock with a set of 5 moves committing at the top but nice holds, top out on ledge.

Sit start move up on small ledges the top out with toe hook.

Sit start on "Bryan's Line" move up to lip of rock, then traverse right along lip and top-out with toe hook 1m right of "Tooth & Nail"[116519349].

Stand Start

Sit Start

Right - (Sit start)

Right - (Stand start)

Traverse at top block. L to R or R to L.

Up the middle of the top block.

Sit start with feet on lip? Strong moves out of overhang and up over bulge.

Looks like it was marked many years ago with a square and the number 6 like some others. No ascent history can be found.

Stand start? Straight up.

Looks like it was marked many years ago with a square and the number 7 like some others. No ascent history can be found.

Stand Start

Stand Start

Sit Start

Far left side of boulder, follow jug to the top

Direct route up the middle of slab

Starting on "Bring Sunscreen" climb until halfway up the wall, then moving left to finish on "Brians Corner" Difficulty is on par with "Bring Sunscreen" has a spooky finish.

Sit start on crimps.

The traverse.

With a recent send from Jackson, a new grade of v5 is proposed which after talking with Glen could be true. Originally was FA'd in the middle of summer in the sun, whereas Jackson's send was in the cooler months and at dusk. A few more sends will help solidify the grade!

Sit start on ground to mantle.

Stand start. Up slab on crimps.

Stand start. Up arete.

Sit start, reach for hold on left. Top out to the right and scramble down the side.

Stand start. Mantle to slab.

Walk up ramp R then traverse across L to top out.

Couple finger injuries caused by this problem apparently..

Same boulder as Stegosaurus and Morning Routine, opposite UFO. Sit start. Up the arête with side pull to top out.

Open project. Traverse R-L. Sit start. A fun line but rocky landing.

Sit start at the left, climb up and slightly right topping out on a fortuitous spike on the lip.

Arete on the right side of boulder.

Sit start on crimps (layback) with a bad feet then bump and mantle.

Sit start. Located left of "In and Out". You can see a fish painted in blue to your left. Sit on lone rock, right hand on pinch and right foot on the rock in front. Lay back and swing to left intermediate crimp, then bump up to edge.

Sit-start, move up steep the section of wall on obvious holds to the good ledge, then move dynamically up to final jug and top-out. Sloped landing, with a large rock as a potential hazard. A good spotter is recommended. Harder for shorter climbers.

Obvious traverse in main wall with green foot painted on it. Starting as far to the right as possible, traverse left along the ledge using obvious holds toping-out at "Fished" Sloped landing with a large rock as a potential hazard.

Start on big crimp, traverse right around corner to finish up arete you could have feet on the overhang or one the seperate rocks, it still feels hard

Best line on the boulder. Sit-start move up through the overhang to top-out.

Standing start, follow the obvious crack.

Body jam the crack, low sit-start.

45 degree slab on the the backside of the boulder.

Sit-start for “South Face”

Variant of “South Face” move past finger pocket to top-out.

Standing start on the eastern facing arete.

The sit-start to “Easty”

No hands. Stand start. The other side of the rock from "Crack".

Sit-start off the small Boulder, up and over the bulge.