Showing all 36 routes.
Grade | Route | Gear style | Popularity | Crag | |
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15 | Nicks and Nooks
| 25m | Norton Summit | ||
20 | Slaps and Shrieks
| 25m | Norton Summit | ||
19 | Gropes and Gasps
| 25m | Norton Summit | ||
15 | Bulges and Bellyflops
| 30m | Norton Summit | ||
13 | Graunch
| Norton Summit | |||
13 | Boulder Problem
| Norton Summit | |||
19 | The Hindley Hustle
| 20m | Norton Summit | ||
21 | ★ Uptown Eugene
| 20m | Norton Summit | ||
23 | Uptown Eugene RHV
| 20m | Norton Summit | ||
24 | ★★ Gawler Bypass
| Norton Summit | |||
24 | ★★ Hyperspace Bypass
Space to Rent to under the roof then break left and finish up Gawler Bypass. Originally done on trad. | 20m | Norton Summit | ||
24 | Pivoting Head
Established by Carrigan in '81, now superceded by Grurper DS & Crossroads. Up Grurper LH (rarely done) to good rest before traversing out right into the finish of what is now Crossroads. | 17m, 7 | Norton Summit | ||
21 | ★ Grurper LHV
Up between Anzac Highway Amble and Grurper DS to a groove. Escape up R to the Grurper ledge. Features guano, poor rock and marginal protection. FA: Colin Reece & Chris Shepherd, 1980 | 13m | Norton Summit | ||
21 | ★ Grurper pitch 1
The left-trending trenchline, starting near the base of NTS. Most people place gear along the way. When it joins Crossroads, move up clipping two bolts then step L to the big ledge with the belay biners. NB: this is not Grurper DS which has 3 bolts and climbs directly to the ledge. FA: Roger Alldritt & John Nitschke, 1972 FFA: Colin Reece & Gary Scott, 1979 | 17m, 2 | Norton Summit | ||
20/21 | Black Dwarf
| Norton Summit | |||
24 | Pedestrian Rule
| Norton Summit | |||
15 | ★ AUMC Route
| Norton Summit | |||
15 | ★★ AUMC Route DF
| Norton Summit | |||
22 | ★★ Trout Fishing in America
| Norton Summit | |||
23 | ★ Endive
| Norton Summit | |||
14 | Somebody Put Something in My Drink
FA: Mark Witham & Stuart Williams, 1988 | 12m | Norton Summit | ||
16 | Asinine
| 35m | Norton Summit | ||
19 | Continental Drift
| 40m | Norton Summit | ||
21 | ★ Tectonic plates
| 25m | Norton Summit | ||
21 | Karstaways
| 40m | Norton Summit | ||
17 | Bloggs Direct
| 31m | Norton Summit | ||
19 | Subduction Zone
| 33m | Norton Summit | ||
20 | ★ Red Dwarf
Shallow groove between Black Dwarf and Easy Peasy. Solo. Probably been TR'd before. FA: 2011 | 9m | Norton Summit | ||
13 | The Butternuts
This and the following 5 climbs are included for historical purposes only! On the scrappy cliff 50m down R of the bouldering crag. This climb goes straight up the wall about 3m R of the alcove at the L end. FA: Mark Witham & Paul Badenoch | 11m | Norton Summit | ||
17 | No Push No Baby
Start 1.5m R of Victoria's Secret and head up the orange rock. Aim for the hanging slab at the top, passing the slender 'jug of death' at 5m. Take a #0.4 cam. The best climb here! FA: Paul Badenoch, Vicki Kavanagh & Mark Witham | 11m | Norton Summit | ||
16 | Near Death Experience
Start 1m L of the vague nose and 1m R of NPNB. Up to the diagonal crack, move R for a large cam then up the brittle wall to a stance. Finish up the small corner on the R. Take a #0.75 cam. FA: Paul Badenoch & Clare Randall | 11m | Norton Summit | ||
15 | My Degeneration
An exciting start just R of the vague nose to a small ledge. Continue up (#000 cam) and slightly L to finish as for NDE. FA: Paul Badenoch, Vicki Kavanagh & Mark Witham | 9m | Norton Summit | ||
23 | ★ Peregrine Pitch Two
Bear up R, then through a roof and up the wall to a DBB. The original Peregrine 17M5 had 5 pitches but climbing above the 2nd pitch is off limits. FA: Stuart Fishwick, Richard Horn & Doug McLean, 1970 FFA: Kim Carrigan, Jon Chester & Greg Moore, 1979 | 14m | Norton Summit | ||
14 | Victoria's Secret
Start 1.5m R of The Butternuts. Up into the short V-groove in the middle of the wall then move R and head for the tombstone up top. FA: Paul Badenoch & Vicki Kavanagh | 11m | Norton Summit | ||
16 | Road to Ruin
The rising diagonal trench beginning near The Butternuts. Some holds can't be trusted. FA: Paul Badenoch, 2014 | 12m | Norton Summit | ||
26 | ★★★ Don't Panic
A varied and sensationally exposed single pitch climbing the entire height of the top cave.Start as for endive,but instead of heading to the corner (and belay ledge) stay in the crack, a couple of committing moves above gear lead to the traverse on endive's second pitch, follow this traverse to the line of bolts in the middle of the cave and follow the bolts to the small ledge a couple of metres above the last bolt. Best to lower from the top bolt to avoid trashing the area above the cave. FA: 2015 | 30m, 3 | Norton Summit |
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