Nodes in Bandito Wall

This little crag sits just above a creek. The rock quality is excellent with some great routes at all grades. Probably the most accessible crag in Canberra. It became apparent to Chris Warner who developed most of the climbs after the 2003 bushfires cleared the landscape. Shady in the morning in summer, and most of the day in winter.

The slabby corner at the left hand end of the crag. A good beginner's lead.

Start a couple of metres right of 'Spaghetti O's'. Hard moves off the ground following seam then crack. Continue past 2 bolts to lower offs.

The crack just right of 'Blood for a Silver Dollar'. Step left at the top to use the same anchors.Take some smaller cams. No excuse if it's wet...

Popular slab. Start 2m right of 'Django the Bastard' below an undercling flake.

Steep slab right of 'Death Rides Alone'. Shares the same anchor.

The steep slab right of Machine Gun Killers, with a shared start.

Will be a direct start to FAFDM. Steep wall then mantle on micro crimps. Open project.

Start at the right end of the cliff as for 'Dollars for a Fast Gun', but at the third bolt head left and follow the shallow groove.

The very right hand line and the first you come to. Great balance move through onto the steep slab.

Layback the thin corner flake to the left of Inner outlaw and a fun 2nd pitch! Very small gear with one bolt to save a ground fall

First climb you come to. Start is the crux. Twin cracks then follows the main crack upwards to the ledge. Next pitch has little/no pro.