Routes as sport in Mount Coree

A nice line rising leftwards from the left gully. 2nd bolt is loose (Mar18), bring a spanner.

One metre left of Hirdwall ... climbing toward the front of the blunt "backside"

One metre left of School Girl Fantasies. Beautiful clean rock on this one.

A pleasant route, with the crux being a slightly blanker section then up through to fourth class territory before the chains. Bolts a bit rusted but still in good nick.

A lovely little ramble, with the first bolt being in good position if you wish to start straight underneath it in the gully, or giving a good little runout if you start at the bottom of the cliff. Once you've passed the last bolt it's fourth class territory to the chains.

Fairly easy lower down, the crux is to find the point in the overlap at which you step over onto the arete.

The crux of this route is just above the first bolt, after which the rest will feel quite easy! The hard moves through the roof are above the indicated grade; or you can use the fairly obvious overlap lower down and climb up the arete to get to the fourth bolt.

A rather odd climb - some quite easy moves up to the first bolt, which continue up to the second, before which the climber is within ground fall territory. Joins up with 'Super Discount' after the third bolt. Similar to Super Discount, if you choose to go through the roof, expect this to be quite hard for the grade. However the smarter move would seem to be trending left to get around the arete...

An interesting climb, with reasonable moves down low turning into a heinous crux just above the third bolt. One for the tall climbers, or shorter people willing to dyno.

• warning. 5th bolt no hanger or nut. 6th bolt loose bring a shifter. To the right of Memory Relapse across a small steep gully. Starts in gully then Follows arête and the face above to anchors.

To the right of Fake News around the corner on the same chunk of rock.

Open project, right of 'Shhh...'.

Shares chains with 'Shhh...'.

Rising out of the bushes on the wall below 'Meet Her at the Love Parade'. A great first lead.

The wandering route up the ledges and cracks on the left end of the wall, that makes far more sense once you realise it was originally a trad route

Shares chains with Catatonic. Up the left arete of the pillar

The right arete of the pillar

Starts a long way right, following the corner and ramp on the right side of the pillar. Tend right to the Jerusalem anchors. There was originally a direct start, but the bolt has been removed

The face a few meters right

Starts at the RHS of the improbable blank looking face. Up the obvious layback feature.

A great long route with a tricky start. Shares chains with Laidback International.

Stem up the arete (!), then bust left through the bulge and up to chains.

Starts 15 meters right of St Vitas' Dance, in the middle of the North buttress. Double ropes are useful.

1. 15m - step off a block and up the wall heading right to a crack. Move left and up to the first bolt. then right and up left past the second bolt. Step right to the third bolt and across to a ledge and belay

2. 10m - Up the easy mossy ramp to the top

Left of the crack and up through the ring bolts

Start up to the right of the crack and through onto the left wall up high. Sustained good climbing

A bouldery start leads to easier climbing. You may want the stick clip.

Same start as Pale Blue Fade but crosses up into Copernican. Good link up.

Technical climbing. Hard Onsight. Traverse in a little from the right to left and then straight up. Good long route

Great physical climbing up the corner and around the overhang onto the higher face.

Short and punchy. A main crux hold broke off in about 2005. It is now about 26-27.

The slab off the ledge with rings up higher

High first bolt just past platform. Keep right around blunt arete before anchors.

Pleasant climbing

Centre of the lower buttress

The low-angled arête left of Lobo Arête. 8 bolts to double rings. (Upgraded from a sandbagged 15 based on experienced climber feedback and AI)

Tricky start into easier climbing then up through the slightly overhung corner, committed moves around onto the face and up the exposed arete on good holds to the top.

Inconspicuous holds at all angles make you earn this solid little climb.

Nice variety of moves on decent sized holds

Great route.

Search the depths of the lichen forest to discover some nice solid moves for the grade.

Good hard movements

A key undercling, about 15cm above and slightly right of the second bolt, broke on the 15/3/2020. The crux is now longer and harder and the grade will probably need adjusting after future repeats.

Immediately Left of GGG, take the big detached flake and follow the bolts up to a DBB.

Up the overhanging blunt arete, past three bolts. DBB.

Start as for Tower of Power, then right up smooth wall. DBB

3m left of BR on the pillar and crack feature besides it. Follow the bolts up the brilliant face features, keeping out of the bushes to the left. 10 hangers to a DBB.

Start shared with Rock On, up crack at left side of square platform. Run out on easy ground to the bolted flake of Bogong Rising, then link up into the last two bolts of Lepidoptera to shared DBB.

Starts up the right-hand side of the square platform, crossing Bogong Rising and continuing up the arete to DBB.

Up the arete at left end of Sun Wall to DBB.

Really pleasant route for the grade

An unnecessary and ugly retrobolt

Start at the base of the arete.

Climb the face to the right of the arete, with a hard move through the little roof to chain.

Some great climbing starting up the crack and then through the tricky bulge.

An excellent route and worth the walk down the ridge

Hard thin crux