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Grade Route Gear style Popularity
The Upper Main Cliff
18 Visions Of A Transmitter

This obvious twin cracked corner 5m L of Classical Gas, and about 2m right of Icehouse, soars upwards for 30m until confronted by a roof. Traverse R (or climb R through this) and climb the juggy face to finish. Beautiful, well protected climbing.

FA: Marten Blumen & Dan Meyers, 1994

Trad 45m
18 Visions Of A Transmitter DF

Climb 'Visions Of A Transmitter' until you reach the roof, then jug haul directly through this with surprising exposure!

FA: N. Monteith & M. Blumen, 1995

Trad 45m
18 Bloodsucker

Marked 'B'.

  1. 15m (10) Climb the easy twin grooves to the L of 'Angie' to tree belay.

  2. 30m (18) Up onto top of short pillar, then fire directly up the face above with minimal protection until the juggy face crack is reached. Climb this great crack line to the top and tree belay.

FA: D. Kahler & S. Bell, 1972

FFA: D. Carter & J. Hattink, 1993

Trad 45m
18 Marathon

Marked 'M'. Desperate bridging up the under-protected flared chimney leads to easier ground. Take many small cams and wires.

FA: Dave Kahler & Steve Bell

Trad 45m
18 Not Recommended For Children

Marked 'NRC'. A fluctuating crack which is only reasonably protected. At the roof traverse right into 'CUFA' 's excellent top half.

FA: Dave Kahler & Steve Bell

Trad 35m
Nursery Cliff
18 R Hard Core

Marked 'BL' for some reason. Up the flared chimney and over the roof. One bomber placement about two thirds of the way up the chimney and not much else.

FA: Lionel Hartley & Peter Barnes, 1992

Trad 15m

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