Routes as boulder in Lindfield Rocks

Eponymous super classic left-to-right traverse under the roof and topping out boulder.

Left of the big crack, on positive edges and pockets. High; bolts on top.

There's a trick to this one. Up the next set of overlaps.

Again, avoid the chipped foothold.

It's a crack so try to jam - if you can't jam you can use the holds on either side of the crack.

The layback crack. Layback on its right side or jam it.

The most common start for the Lindfield Traverse is 3. Move left staying low. Move slightly higher at the arete for the second section of the traverse.

Excellent little problem, up the obvious hanging crack. Finger lock or face climb - fun either way.

Excellent juggy face. Do it! Can be done with 3 dynos!

Right hand in the incut pocket, straight up.

Classic, the crack system left of The Blank Wall is a good outing for almost anyone.

On the wall proper, layback the right arete.

Layback the right arete of the boulder face.

Start standing on the left side of the block. Drop down and traverse the slopey nose to end up on the right side.

Jam or layback.

The left arete of Walkdown Wall. High; bolts on top.

Classic bit of the traverse. Crux is near the arete, and its easier to go low at the arete.

Hard Men do a higher level traverse using good crimpers near the top.

The face to the left, crimpy ironstone. The left side of the face is slightly thinner and harder.

To the left of Walkdown Wall is a slabby wall often used as a descent

Up the middle of the slabby wall. Commonly used as a descent route.

Choose your conditions; the slopers are far from positive and dry, cold conditions could make all the difference

Crimpy stuff to the left of Discontinuous Crack.

Just right of the crack. Plenty pockets and edges

The slanting crack

The twin crack system.

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Start low on good edges to the left of '5 - Bum Crack'. Head up on the right hand edges.

Easiest line up the arete, started using the incut pocket

Start on the right, move onto the arete itself, then back on the right.

As the name suggests, the diagonal crack system leading out of the start of 'She-Oak Crack'.

Smearing up the overlaps left of the arete

Take care not to use the chip for your foot. or deduct a grade.

Grab the undercling (a bit harder now that its broken), dyno to the rail and finish via a fin.

aka Turkey Route. A must-do up the left hand side of the wall with a slight right-left deviation high up.

Tricky finger crack. Do it pure for the full tick, else wimp out onto actual holds.

Start on low broken undercling, then deviously attain the face and the good holds therein

Use the large edge to the right of the arete, move past a pocket and rail to top.

The Wide Crack

Up the narrow face. No sides

Start with your right hand in the large pocket and move up via pinches. Finish off right.

The arete

Just right of the tree. Grab two small crimps and crank on up

From around the arete head for the corner avoiding the block.

From the central underclings, move to the large break then up via the pocket, or forget the break and dyno from the undercling straight up to the pocket.

Hands-free up the trackside staircase, doubles as descent route

Left of 'Kim's Arete' is an obvious... ahem... crease. Knock yourself out

Start on the slopers and bog on up.

Left hand on an ironstone crimp in the centre. Right to an obvious incut pocket and up

Centre of the wall, aiming for the ironstone "horseshoe' crimps high in the middle. Very, very good.

Start on crimps in the centre. Straight up.

Flake system just right of the arete

Start on the big shelf in the corner, squirm up avoiding the right face

A tough part of The Lindfield Traverse Complet. Undercut sandy footholds are off.

Start with right hand on an incut crimp 1/2 left of the layback, left hand on sloper and up.

Start low and head up on the left hand edges.

To the left of traverse #1's block is a small buttress. Climb this directly without using the sides.

Starts high at the end of The Downclimb Slab. Drop down to the middle of the wall near problem 4 - feet on the obvious horizontal break. At the left hand end pop onto the shelf and scramble onto Abseil Wall without touching the ground or using the tree.

The buttress on the left of the 'One Hold Wall' area

Up using the vertical overlap above the white polished slab. Slopey edge near top.

First of the up problems, from the big sandy footledge move out via two reasonable slots to finish up and right.

Layback the next overlap along, diagonally right.

The testpiece of the wall. 'Required' qualification for the Lindfield Hardman badge. Scene of chip/fill shenanigans in the past. Classic. Chips have recently been filled in (Aug 2017).

Just left of the two-hand feature in the middle is a good sized undercling. Start here and head out to a small slot above Pipe Dreams. From here, left to a sloping slot, right hand good pocket, top.

The high traverse back from the end of 'Pipe Dreams' back to the start. Hands below the top.

Left of the corner crack is a good jug. Past this using the flake.

Left of the descent gully, below the tree is an intense little one-mover. Up the center of this little wall. The tree root is off!

Starting in the layback flake, traverse left keeping feet low to the arete.

Start matched on the lower left rail and dyno way up into the slopey slot, continuing as 'The Overhang'.

Mentioned in the Sydney Bouldering Guide as having been done many times over but not recorded as a route there.

Right hand in the big sidepull pocket, feet up high and dyno for the top.

From broken undercling, reach/slap the sloping lip, then over and up using the right arete

Start just right of the small crack, trend right

Layback the obvious block feature on the right hand side of the area.

The classic left-to-right traverse starting in the layback crack and going all the way to '2 - The Runnel'.

Start at '1', walk the ledge and then scramble down from the ledge and traverse the wall at low height. Move around the Orange Arete to a short wall.

The juggy arete with an awkward start on the left hand side

Starting matched in pocket go directly upwards using small crimps.

Thin seam on the right hand side of the wall.

Straight up this buttress, staying out of the cracks.

Layback and undercling the long overlap to the finish of #5

Left hand sloper, right hand knifeblade. Grit your teeth and pull. Knifeblade is bigger than it used to be!

The traverse around the arete from right to left, keeping low, is a good problem in its own right.

The Descent Ramp off the nose. The rock is soft and wears easily so tread carefully.

Grab the break and mantle it to reach a pockety sidepull 1.5m above.

Thin moves up the black wall just left of the arete.

Left to right traverse via easiest sequence available (mid height under the roof).

Obvious runnel on the right of the wall.

The best problem on this wall. From the wide corner crack traverse left keeping below the roof to finish at or near the crack.

Traverse left to right under the orange roof, finishing up the headwall or off right.

Too wide to jam, too narrow to chimney, thrutch your way up instead

Right hand sloper, up on small holds. Sidepull to the left is off.

Fierce little ironstone crimps just left of the seam.

Start up on the ledge, climb the small wall on good holds

Chimney up between the isolated rock and cliff face.

Hold the obvious round pocket with your left hand and reach up to a sloper and nubin then up.

Introductory slab climbing up the middle of the face.

Narrow line up the right of the arete.

1/2m to the right of the obvious discontinuous crack feature is a small pocket. Off this to very crimpy stuff above.

Start in the large pocket near the middle of the wall. climb up and left via a flake to finish right of the tree

Start as for '8', on the edges. traverse right into the start of '5' and up.

steep stuff on the left edge of the wall