Descent track Mostly Trad climbing 30 routes in sector

This climb is to your left and around a corner as you are walking downhill - you'll probably walk past it. It is 40m uphill from Bile. Start at the flake at the right end of the wall. Up the desperate flake then up the wall past a bolt, during the long and epic voyage to the top.

Start eight metres right of 'Bile' at the right-hand clean strip. Place some wires from the walk down track then scramble down a few metres and boulder out the start. Continue up the wall above.

Quite good climbing starting at the block three metres right of 'Bile'. Onto the block and up the wall above passing a horizontal break, and keeping out of 'Bile'.

The obvious steep, jagged crack, which often seeps green liquid. First pitch is now endowed with a thicket of teatree partway up, which will likely detract from the whole experience.

1. 22 metres - Up the crack, with a difficult move to surmount the roof. Continue up the wide crack above. Scramble up to beneath a wall split by two left trending cracks.

2. 13 metres - Move onto the ledge and then up the cracks.

A fun little route which finishes at the lookout. Previously top-roped by every man and his dog. Start on the big ledge 10 metres left of the top pitch of 'Bile', under a bulging wall. Up a short slab, reach up right and pull around the bulge to the flake, and up the poorly protected wall to the top.

The prominent sweeping crack four metres left of Paranoid. Start left of the crack and climb to the cave. Gymnastically out then continue traversing right.

The deep cleft 20 metres left of 'Bile' (and above the 'Paranoid' boulder). The only difficulty is surmounting the dirt and chockstones.

1. 20 metres - Climb the chimney passing the chockstone on the left. Step left then up a large flake to a platform on the right.

2. 26 metres - Climb the scrub above, occasionally moving back onto rock.

1. 24 metres - climb the chimney, move left and up to the roof, left under this and up three metres to belay.

2. 40 metres - Up right and into the gully which is followed to the top.

More of a bushwalk than a climb. Start at a short crack 20 metres left of 'Vinegar Stroke'.

1. 20 metres - Up the crack then walk right to an easy angled crack and climb this to a tree.

2. 10 metres - Traverse right around the boulder then move left up a tight groove.

3. 15 metres - Up the crack and chimney on the right to a ledge.

4. 25 metres - Easy walking for eight metres then up a slab to finish near the lookout.

A considerable improvement on the original.

4b. 30 metres - Walk left for 10 metres along a ledge. Climb the wall until able to move left into a corner then up this to a ledge. 5b. 6 metres - Up either the chimney or crack above.

Start 15 metres left of 'Recompense' at a short corner.

1. 25 metres - Up the corner, right to a boulder and climb the crack.

2. 15 metres - Crux. Climb the wall, traverse right then up to a cave belay.

3. 30 metres - Climb the corners to the right (as for 'Recompense Variant Finish')

This and the following climbs can be accessed by continuing past 'Plutarch' to where the track descends steeply beneath an orange wall. Turn right and scramble uphill until you reach a left facing black corner with an orange wall on the right.

Thin and technical bridging straight up the obvious corner.

Originally done with a large cairn (pyramid) and stick to avoid the start, as well as a rest on the third bolt. Start five metres right of Apparitions of a Film Star, below the steep orange wall. The first two bolts are badly positioned. Climb past the first bolt with minor difficulty, then cruise to the top.

Originally called Tranquility, but Phil decided this wasn't his style. Start at a crack four metres left of 'Apparitions of a Film Star'. Onto the flake pinnacle then up the crack.

The obvious line on the well hidden wall about 20 metres above the top of 'Apparitions of a Film Star' (the start is marked). Up the flake-formed crack then traverse right to a short curving crack which leads to a mantle and slab to finish.

Discontinuous. Start from the first belay on 'Three Problems'.

1. 10 metres - Up the rightwards slanting crack and around the corner to another large ledge. Scramble up a vegetated gully for 10 metres.

2. 15 metres - Up the slab at the left end of a steep wall, then a ramp to the top.

Start 15 metres right of 'Morsehold', immediately right of a flake pinnacle.

1. 15 metres - Climb the crack to a large ledge.

2. 30 metres - Walk left for seven metres and climb the obvious crack to a ledge, then the ramp on the right, moving back left to a chock filled crack. Up a gully.

Climbs the slab and wall to the left-hand overhang. Start at the right-hand end of the slab at an easy, dirty corner.

1. 45 metres - Wander up the corner for 10 metres then back left to the pillar formed crack. Up this, pulling through a steep section to a stance, then a short crack to belay under the large overhanging corner.

2. 15 metres - Traverse left across the slabs and finish up a grotty overhanging pile of blocks.

Pumpy. The best way to finish 'Great Moments in Cricket'. Out under the roof (crux), 10 metres right of 'Morsehold Direct Finish', then up the corner.

Scary! Start on the slab two metres right of 'Dance Crack', beneath the 'Morsehold Direct' roof. Up and through the overlap with trepidation, then up a thin line through a tree to the 'Morsehold Direct' roof/cave to finish up this or 'The Fourth Problem'.

Well it's not that bad. Start as for 'Dance Crack' and reluctantly move onto the right face after a few moves. Cruise up and right across the easy slab, then finish up a steep jam crack.