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Grade Route Gear style Popularity Crag
Unknown
18 Neurotic Direct Start
Unknown 6m Blue Mountains
Trad
15 Neurotic
  1. 18m (-) As for Psychopath to traverse. Left to arete and cave.

  2. 18m (15) Overhang on right. Up.

FA: J.Ewbank & J.Worrall (DS.M.Law), 1966

Trad 36m, 2 Blue Mountains
14 The Phantom

Corner 4m left of N. Undercut start, then corner to cave (use high poor fixed pin and extra wires). Traverse left to ledge (poor piton + cams). Go left 2m up overhang (cam on left) and runout up wall to 2 carrot belay.

FA: J Ewbank & K Carter

Trad 31m, 2 Blue Mountains
19 The Scull Cave Eliminate

Start as for the Phantom for 4m, left, then up to the end of the traverse.

FA: J.Smoothy & S.Moon, 1985

Trad 30m Blue Mountains
16 Synthetic Threshold

Start 0.5m left of P.

  1. 18m (16) Diagonally left and over roof. Right to arete and up to ledge.

  2. 10m (15) As for P.

FA: G.Weigand & R.Thompson, 1980

Trad 28m, 2 Blue Mountains
14 R The Banshee

Start 4m left of ST. On the right wall of The Animal gully.

FA: J.Ewbank & J.Worrall, 1967

Trad 36m Blue Mountains
23 Café Debris

Start as for The Banshee. Up the L side of the arete past carrots to lower offs. One of the rare routes around here that gets afternoon shade.

FA: G.Bradbury, 1985

Trad 20m Blue Mountains
12 The Animal

Chimney system just right of Messiah's Exit. Enjoyable climbing that is mostly well protected (particularly if you sling the tree... twice). A cool outing for a hot summer day.

FA: Ewbank, Worrall, Quinlan, Carter & Smith, 1965

Trad 35m Blue Mountains
18 The Messiah's Exit

Starts on the left wall about 10m up the first pitch of The Animal. Tricky crack and roof to lower-offs.

FA: J.Ewbank, 1965

Trad 34m Blue Mountains
19 R Judas

It is serious if done the original way. But if you skip the boulder problem start and finish up The Messiah's Exit, it is a well protected classic. Start 1m left of The Animal. Arete, splitter finger crack, then L up dirty runout headwall.

FA: J Ewbank & K Carter

Trad 32m Blue Mountains
19 Judas-Messiah Connection

The excellent finger crack of J into the excellent handcrack roof of ME. Lower offs added 26/5/2012.

Trad 35m Blue Mountains
14 R The Mortuary

Roof-capped corner 2.5m left of Judas.

  1. 15m (-) Corner to roof. Left (crawl) to nose and ledge.

  2. 24m (14) Wall on right.

FA: J.Ewbank & J.Davis, 1965

Trad 39m, 2 Blue Mountains
24 R Morgue Wall

Bad fixed pro! Start 1m left of M.

FA: K.Carrigan, 1984

Trad 33m Blue Mountains
14 Avago

Jagged crack 6m left of Mortuary.

FA: J.Ewbank & J.Davis, 1965

Trad 33m Blue Mountains
17 Avago (Ya Mug)

FA: I Valenta & J Montgomery

Trad 35m Blue Mountains
18 Joslab

The slab 2m left of Joseph. Up past 3 carrots to 2 ring bolts as for Joseph. Small cams in breaks. Head right to the crack at the intermediate ledge.

There is a much harder variant that heads left from the ledge up past two old rusty carrots.

FA: I Valenta & J Montgomery, 2002

Mixed trad 23m, 3 Blue Mountains
20 Pure S

Short steep corner above Avago.

FA: M.Law & C.Reece, 1977

Trad 11m Blue Mountains
14 Joseph
1 13 24m
2 14 22m

Start 1.5m left of the chimney (Valhalla).

  1. 24m (13) Up crack then left up corner to ledge. DBB rap anchors.

  2. 22m (14) Crack and corner.

FA: J Ewbank & E Saxby, 1964

Trad 46m, 2 Blue Mountains
22 The Bells of Rhymney

Start 5m left again.

  1. 12m (21) Corner, left to arete. Mantle. Steep wall to ledge.

  2. 28m (-) Up to the right.

FFA: M & Law

FA: (Osbourne & Reynolds), 1967

Trad 40m, 2 Blue Mountains
23 D-Vinyl

Start 4m left of Renegade.

FA: T.Sorenson & M.Law, 1979

Trad 25m Blue Mountains
24 R Easy Tiger

Great committing climbing on quality rock. Start as for Joseph, climb the original first pitch, instead of going left following crack line, head straight middle of the pillar. Find only gear. Then head left onto arete and up until on top of pillar. Rap off Vinyl Idl bolts.

FA: Lee Cossey, 2004

Trad 25m Blue Mountains
24 Warwick's Effort

The line of rusty carrots a few meters left of Joslab at the blunt arete.

FA: W.Payton, 1987

Trad 25m Blue Mountains
14 R Mary

Probably not worth doing, but it does sound like an adventure. Start 4m left of J. Scramble to wide scrubby crack.

  1. 21m (14) The flake. Looks like it would be much better after some gardening.

  2. 28m (14) L and up. Right to ledge. Take care!

FA: J.Ewbank & E.Saxby, 1964

Trad 49m, 2 Blue Mountains
25 Right Wall of Eternity

A few moves up Eternity, then right and up long face. Old bolts that seem ok, but the high crux is a series of chipped pockets.

FA: M.Law & M.Stacey, 1987

Trad 25m Blue Mountains
18 The Eternity

One of the all-time classic routes of the region, if not Australia. Fantastic climbing up the searing crack on a stunning wall. Rap anchors on ledge at the top of the first pitch. Start at the base of the mega obvious crack.

  1. 22m (18) Blast up the crack, you won't get lost. This pitch is also known as Yorkshire Crack.

  2. 10m (23) A rarely repeated direct finish to the route goes straight over the overhang above the first belay, passing some old carrots en route.

FA: J Moore & J Ewbank, 1967

FFA: Michael Law, 1978

Trad 22m Blue Mountains
27 Left Wall of Eternity

Start 6m left of Eternity.

FA: Unknown, 2000

Trad 28m Blue Mountains
15 The Pharaoh

The offwidth 8m L of Eternity with an undercut start. Thankfully it doesn't climb like an offwidth! Best to finish after 18m by stepping L to the SSCC3 rap anchor.

FA: J.Ewbank & K.Carter, 1965

Trad 33m Blue Mountains
14 S.S.C.C.1

Start 4m left of Pharoah, just L of the arete. Arete (small-med cams, ringbolt), then right at the level of the tree to join Pharoah. Best to finish after 18m by stepping L to the SSCC3 rap anchor.

FA: J.Worrall & R.Templeton, 1966

Trad 25m Blue Mountains
15 The Carthaginian

Corner 2m left of SSCC1. Up corner through trees and continue up the corner behind the block above. 60m rope is fine for abseiling and lowering.

FA: J.Ewbank & J.Worrall, 1966

Trad 33m Blue Mountains
24 Cruel and Unusual

Roof above C.

FA: K.Carrigan, 1978

Trad 25m Blue Mountains
17 Psychopath

Take extra hand-size cams, plus a big cam for the top. The 2 bolt belay (carrots) is easily missed - look for them very close to where you top out.

FA: J.Ewbank & J.Worrall, 1966

Trad 28m Blue Mountains
19 Psychotic

Direct line above 1st half of Psychopath. Start as for Psychopath.

FA: I Valenta & J Montgomery, 2002

Mixed trad 25m, 3 Blue Mountains
Sport
20 Neil Diamond Syndrome

Start up Neurotic Direct Start and follow the line of rings. Reachy. A medium cam can be placed between 2nd and 3rd bolts, but not really necessary.

FA: V. Peterson, 2006

Sport 25m Blue Mountains
17 Café Racer

Retrobolted by the FA in Oct 2010 to make it a "classic sport route". Traverse R out of the gully (as for The Banshee) then up R side of arete (RBs), to lower-offs around on left.

FA: M.Law & Lyle Closs, 1979

Sport 18m, 5 Blue Mountains
18 Executioner

Start as for Joseph. Diagonally right to tree.

FA: W.Moon & B.Cameron, 1979

Sport 10m Blue Mountains
22 S.S.C.C.3

Rebolted Oct 2010, and loweroff added to eliminate the runout doddle finish (it's a 30m pitch if you continue past the new anchors to the top).

A slippery idea for a climb. As for SSCC1, but continue up the arete, onto easy ground (DRB). Best to lower off, but originally went to top of block, then arete behind.

FA: M Law & G Bradbury

Sport 33m Blue Mountains
Aid
14 M3 The Gates of Eden

Corner 4m left of A.

  1. 24m (14 M1) To roof, aid around lip and up.

  2. 18m (- M3) Aid, then free up wall. Keep right. Poor rock!

FA: B.Osbourne & R.Reynolds, 1967

Aid 42m, 2 Blue Mountains

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