Routes in Binalong for selected grade

An unfortunate chimney start owing to a lack of holds bar two well-spaced pockets that won't get you anywhere. From there, a traverse across the face on a rail will get you to safety. It's not the lowest climb around though... A few deep breaths on all counts when this was sent.

Sit-start matched on a flat depression. Crank out right through a few moves using a heel hook high up to get you onto a small incut and sidepull, then up and over.

Sit start on first two juggy side pulls then left along the arete and top out same as for Ebola Boulder.

Same start as 'The Breakdance Kid' on the sharp juggy sidepull, but instead moving left from the start to a chunk of removed rock that has obviously come off. From there you finish up 'Undercling and up' on whatever holds are left of the climb.

Sit start right hand very low in crack and left had crossed underneath to make the pull on really hard! Follow the crack to easy topout

Sit start and traverse left.

Straight up on the largest holds for Buddeh rather than left.

Traverse the front side of the boulder and up, on good holds.

Left hand variant to 'Limpy McCrippleton'. Boulder up and over the sloper rail with a few deadpoint moves and some very interesting footing. This is your first point for gear. Bring some mats or a spotter if you don't want to go rolling down the hill. Up and through the weakness to the top.

An awesome, sequency and technical climb up through some good holds to a scoop, pinch and crimp with the option of a very sharp sidecling to help you through. A good little number. Was going to be Paddy's first first ascent here, but he didn't have enough gas left.

A longer traverse along the boulder but not the full deal.

Bit height dependent as to the grade. Up through a compression move is closer to 3, or work to the high step first and it's more like 2. Good moves.

take me down past a Bogan City, where the grass is green but the girls ain't pretty...

Grade depends on where you start. Lowest handholds are harder, adding a move or two to the problem. Originally more like 4-5 for the techy rockover topout on tiny holds, but one of the holds exploded making it easier! Two cruxes marked on topo to reflect position of starting holds depending on the difficulty - lower is harder.

A sit start on good holds that goes into a technical rock-over on a tiny foothold. V3+ - hard to grade at the end of the day!

Up through small holds. Technical, using a thumb press/side cling. Easier version would be to head right at the break but you pretty much end up doing 'Second Marriage' and can give up a grade for it.

Requires a little commitment through the overlap. Small holds, but use the pocket for your feet and you'll get through.

Eliminate. As for 'Mad Man', but keep feet above the slabby lower part of the boulder.

Sit start. Up and right.

Stand start and fridge hug the two sides of the boulder and up. Sit start V4.

A meaningless amble up some massive jugs which avoids all the fun of the problem to the right.

As for Omo right, but head out left over an insecure mantel.

Up through some poor holds till you can get your feet set then out to finish right.

A hard sit start using the right sidecling and a higher pocket for the left hand. Atrocious feet.

Sit start then up without losing your balance and dropping onto the ground centimetres below.

Sit start. Up through a small crimp for your right hand direct to a rail up high and top out.

Sit start direct and up. Odd moves, hard to get the sequence right.

Up through the centre of the boulder on okayish holds. A bit techy, need a bit of jiggery pokery and the rock's a bit sharp too!

Right hand variant/eliminate - stay right of the crack and use the slopers/slimpers to make your way up.

Another undercut sit-start! Cruxy moves getting round the belly of the boulder.

Start with your feet right underneath the boulder on the small rail, hands on good holds. Up and over following the arete - not unusually, the crux is getting right onto your feet.

One hard move off an incut sidepull and a small nodule of rock to easy moves to make the top. The classic 'where do I put my feet' granite style...

Standard sit-start problem.

Sit start hanging from the sloping edge. Pop up to volume hold on the right, get your footing and fang it up with the right again to the sloper edge. Grab the jug with your left hand and make your way up and over to the top out.