Routes in Halls Gap Area for selected grade

Three quite fun moves! Sit Start with funky pockets on the left under the Juggy Flake. Figure out how to pull of the ground then move to the jug, and (dynamically) up and right to a sloper on the lip of the overhang. Top out directly with a gnarly mantle!!! Don't be temped to escape left to an easier top out. Can be started deep in the overhang on crimps at about V6 (V6 FA: Oliver Tobias Bug?)

Note: Community feedback prompted grade change from V3 to V4.

A deceptively tricky handcrack. Done with gloves at the grade, would be a bit harder without, and may require more skin that you are willing to give.

Just right of the corridor (in front of a tree) are some vertical seams dropping down from the top of the boulder. Climb them from a stand start.

Sit start as with other problem on boulder then head left, Dyno to good crimp, delicate top out.

Start as for easy lane. RH to sidepull just above start jug, wind up and hit the diagonal. Finish up left. 1 mover.

Techy bridging that follows seams up the groove to the left of Immersion.

High and dangerous. On the back side is a short slab that leads to a sickle crack.

Start as for "Silver Linings" before traversing rightward and up slopers and jugs.

Classic. Stand start on small crimp edges, move left into corner and make a committing few moves up to large holds to top out.

Start: 35m R of Manolette. There is a prominent L leaning diagonal crack high up below capping ceiling.

1. 35m (22) Undercut start, then up and R. Up L around bulge to corner. Up this to DBB with FHs.

2. 30m (24) 'Diagonal' crack L under roof then up easily.

Sit start on the magical pumpkin low in the cave. Make unlikely movements up and left past the love heart hold to gain a stsnce on a small ledge. Standard finish is here and climb left down. Alternate scary leg breaking extension goes into Witch Tits.

The horrible overhanging off width at the back of the boulder with "Jill". Sit start with your body in the chasm and work your way up and outta there! Don't break your crown.

Start at the end of Cocaine. Pull onto crimps, make a big move up to side pull. Continue up over bulge and slab with great technical movements.

Go straight up squeezing the prow from both sides from a stand start. Entertaining!

1 x FH

Up the middle of the wall.

A weird arete with weird moves. Sit-start left hand on rear left arete and right hand gaston. Get the pinch, slap up, and rock back leftward to finish.

Sit start on the low diagonal crack in the middle of the northwest face. Straight up finishing right of the moss.

Starts as for Railon but traverse left to finish as for Swarm up.

Stand-start. Climb the left arete of the west face (just left of Pray). Can be done as a sit-start off two sidepull crimps at about V4/5.

Right arete of west face. Jump start to jug then finish up the grey face above

Sit start on the right arete. Layback on slopers to jump for last hold on left face.

Sit start low (hands off the jugs) on the right prow. Climb the prow.

The left arete. Stand start on opposing side-pulls past a pinch to top out.

Project 39. Stand start on small holds above head height. Move up and right via good slopers. Then look up and see the reason for the name...

Thin route just right of the block on the ground. Stand start on matching crimps and move up to high top out.

From a stand start with left pocket and right crimp. Throw to the right arete

Stand start just right of the crack on the jug, big move up to a poor edge and throw for the jug.

Climb the face 2 metres right of the arete.

As for DTD, instead move left and up at the overlap near the top.

Crack that splits the grey and orange walls.

Takes the line up the middle of the buttress.

Gain the crack in the middle of the wall, before stepping left to a poor stance before the rooflet. Steep moves past jugs and flakes lead to small stance, after which a few tough moves take you to the lower off.

Straight up the sustained main wall between Spare Rib and Udder Shudder. Established with "minimal pro" and with no known repeats, the FA agreed to a retrobolt to make this sane. Probably a grade easier without the threat of death. Start 3m left of Udder Shudder. Up the face with RPs to start (or very high stick clip) to meet up with crack in the final headwall.

Start as for The Sky is Crying, climb this past its first bolt before a move L to a jug on the arete. Boulder some feisty moves up the arete to the top.

Start 2m R of original start then up.

Originally involved clipping the second bolt of 'Total Recoil (Direct)', stepping right into Purple Haze to the sloping ramp, then back with difficulty to the third bolt of 'Total Recoil (Direct)' to finish as for that route.

These days most people only clip the first bolt of 'Total Recoil (Direct)' and finish up Purple Haze on trad... which still gets 24 for the start.

Seam 5m R of CSTW past 2 bolts. Step L and follow crack L of obvious corner (which has been climbed at grade 17).