Routes in Reedy Creek

The obvious compression line in the middle of the boulder. Stand start with left hand on OK sloper at chest height and right hand on OK slopey edge. Compress your way up and top out.

Crouch start on sloping large side pull. Head left along slopers and mantle out. A powerful sequence.

Extension to Whosville. Traverse the sloping arete to the top and mantle out.

The wall 4m L of OH aim for the vertical groove.

The pocketed R-facing corner. A long reach gains the horizontal and a final flurry brings jugs to hand.

The prominent diagonal.

A micro-route requiring some effort, The short diagonal corner crack R of OH yields to an easy wall and arete

Crimp and slab your way up an impossible looking wall to a horizontal then finish up the small crack. Surprisingly not that bad rock.

Stand start with hands inside vertical crack. Move to the big horizontal edge at half way height then make a massive move to the top.

Stand start matched on big hold. Make a big move out right to the large rail before making yet another big move to the sloping arete. Mantle up and top out.

Stand start on good holds on the arete and climb the arete to the top.

Stand start on good side pull Make a move to the arete and climb before making a final move to a blind hold at the top. A nice bail boulder to the right if you need it.

An instant classic of the area. Sit start with left hand on arete and right hand in crack. Head up through crack and a vertical edge at the top and top out.

On the boulder facing you one level below the main waterfall area. Sit-start with low left hand and right-hand on good edge. Move up along the diagonal aréte with feet on the face, right hand to the high-right jug and mantle onto the top slab where things aren't quite over yet.

Stand-start onto the face with no hands. Hop up to the final jug of Buzzing and onto the slab above

Up the dihedral on the right end of the boulder

Start low on the obvious rail. Follow the line of semi-decent (semi-exploding) crimps to the lip. RH Arete is out.

The zigzag crack LH side of the wall to a gritty exit

Start in the cave beneath the higher boulder and gain the crack above the cave.

Start as for MM but head up the corner.

The bottomless corner 1m R of Meet Me Tonight then the clean wall just R of Jean A.

Start as for Slab and Tickle, but at the botanical ledge at 1/3rd height step left to finish up the lichen-free crack line

The middle of the mossy Undercut Slab follow up 2m R from the corner

The diagonal small crack on the slab finish up the vertical crack

Central mantle problem left of the waterfall

Low start under Eau D'ear, with left hand deep in back of the triangular "cutout" visible in topo, and right hand on positive corner just above the undercut. Pull on, adjust left hand and make some bizarre moves to gain the slab, and top out easily as for Eau D'ear. V5 if you start one move back with right hand on side pull edge in the back of the overhang.

Another undercut start up to a seam then L to a small corner.

Groove-like feature up face left of Verve boulder (right of stream). Can have water underneath it depending on time of year.

Perfect highball line approx 4m right of the waterfall starting from a good jug in the middle of the face. Take left hand seams to a cruxy top out.

Start low and left of the "roof" (slab). Move up and right, then left and top out the slab.

Same start as Bruce, except traverse into "The Sport of Golf" and finish up on the slab

Start low in the features, move up onto the rail below the slab and top out the slab.

The cleft on the L

The centre crack.

The grisly offwidth on the R

Around the arete L of WS is a short, wide crack leading to an easy angled ramp corner.

The south facing crack follow the rising diagonal to the steep, thin crack where the fun begins to the ramp top out though ATO

The very high proud standing arete. Climb the arete to the top. Serious highballers apply!

Situated right next to the Arete Attack project. Sit start with left and on crimpy on arete and right hand on edge. Climb the arete and top out.

The impressive square arete and diagonal seam, which might or might not be climbable. Needs a bit of cleaning which would require abseiling. Quite high, but a near perfect landing

Sit start as layback on the bottom-left block. Head up and right through several fist jams to a good rest, before making your way carefully up the mossy slab

One move wonder above terror arete. Lefthand utilises a hold on the arete, right hand small hold on face. Slap for the top.

Start on bottom-left layback as per The Unfittable, but head directly up following the seam. Not very hard, maybe around V4, but the crux requires care to avoid getting stuck in the kneebar or falling into the adjacent slab

On the buttress L of Diamond Wall, starting 3m L of ST. Up into the alcove balance R then up and R to the crack. Finish boldly up the face.

The glory lives on? The chimney on the L side of the diamond.

Follow a plumbline up the long axis of the diamond

When 4m up A Girl's Best Friend take the diagonal line L to the crack and arête at the apex of the diamond. Good climbing, adequate protection.

The diagonal line on the R side of the wall to the ledge under the roof then the rising traverse to ST. Finish up the wall just R of the chimney

A wonderfully exposed outing. Above the R end of the roof a diagonal crack runs out L after a hard start follow this airly to where it widens and kinks upwards. Leave it there and climb the neat wall above

the short crack in the middle of the little buttress down R of Diamond Wall. at the ledge, step R and climb the wide crack

Sit start on two decent edges on leaning boulder; head up and slightly left towards more crimps, and large side-pull. Top-out directly above.

Sit-Start on left side arete of boulder on decent side-pull underclings. Gain arete pinch/crimps and traverse into, Andy's Slab, and finish as per line.