Nodes in Main Wall Centre

This crag is in a National Park. DOGS ARE NOT ALLOWED, simple as that. Dog owners are asked NOT to stuff things up for the rest of us; so just don't bring your dog. Do not drive down the dirt road even if the gate is open - this road is only used my management vehicles (Nat Parks and the company that services the high voltage powerlines). Camping also is not allowed.

The low crux looks quite mingin' but actually climbs very well.

Short flake to start. Finishes up left above small roof. Partially rebolted.

Thin start and up to long moves into the first crux of 97% Fat Free, then trend up and left to jugs below roof. Follow jug rail out left, turning lip and finishing up final headwall. Has a recent addition of a redirect biner before the roof for when cleaning.

Classic endurance pumper. Thin start (like everything here) then trend up left for a couple of bolts then back right following the jugs until short flake and heartbreak exploding arms finish under rooflet. The bolts on this route are part new and old - with bolts 1, 4 and 5 still being the originals and probably also suspect.

Continuation of FF.

This crag is in a National Park. DOGS ARE NOT ALLOWED, simple as that. Dog owners are asked NOT to stuff things up for the rest of us; so just don't bring your dog. Do not drive down the dirt road even if the gate is open - this road is only used my management vehicles (Nat Parks and the company that services the high voltage powerlines). Camping also is not allowed.

Start up TCP then left at big jug shared by FF.

This crag is in a National Park. DOGS ARE NOT ALLOWED, simple as that. Dog owners are asked NOT to stuff things up for the rest of us; so just don't bring your dog. Do not drive down the dirt road even if the gate is open - this road is only used my management vehicles (Nat Parks and the company that services the high voltage powerlines). Camping also is not allowed.

since the crux hold further disintegrated pull on the draw......

Heinous minging start or just start up BG. Finish leftward, straight up is Beef Cake. Shares some holds with Beef Cake and is also in the firing line of falls off that route, so factor that in if someone’s already on BC.

A bit squeezed in between CC and II and shares some holds with those routes so maybe do something else if someone’s already on them. Start 2m R of CC, 2m L of II. Tricky boulder start, rooflet, then pump up and leftwards.

Shares some holds with Beef Cake so factor that in if someone’s already on BC.

This crag is in a National Park. DOGS ARE NOT ALLOWED, simple as that. Dog owners are asked NOT to stuff things up for the rest of us; so just don't bring your dog. Do not drive down the dirt road even if the gate is open - this road is only used my management vehicles (Nat Parks and the company that services the high voltage powerlines). Camping also is not allowed.

This crag is in a National Park. DOGS ARE NOT ALLOWED, simple as that. Dog owners are asked NOT to stuff things up for the rest of us; so just don't bring your dog. Do not drive down the dirt road even if the gate is open - this road is only used my management vehicles (Nat Parks and the company that services the high voltage powerlines). Camping also is not allowed.

This crag is in a National Park. DOGS ARE NOT ALLOWED, simple as that. Dog owners are asked NOT to stuff things up for the rest of us; so just don't bring your dog. Do not drive down the dirt road even if the gate is open - this road is only used my management vehicles (Nat Parks and the company that services the high voltage powerlines). Camping also is not allowed.

Start from the ground!

Start from the ground!