Ascents in Sunshine Coast as various tick types by PattyD

Took a couple of friends up, chilled day on the mountain.

Great route, great views. Fun day out.

Barefoot solo up and down.

I did not think this was much easier than Worm Hole and that was tricky for an 18.

Quite tricky for the grade.

Easy day out.

Great route, I must have missed at least one bolt that put me a LONG way above the gear in the middle, kept a cool head and felt good!

Very nice route. The fun moves through overhang are well protected. Crux is finding the carrots!

One tricky section at the start then just stepping up blocky slab for 25m.

I thought this would be better given the popularity, the rock is turning back into sand up top! The bolts at the chains are looking pretty ordinary as well, some glue-ins are in order.

Obligatory lap on this climb, so much fun.

Fun climb that has some steep rock in the upper half. Spent 2 hours belaying up multiple seconds!

Climbed again to clean.

Steep, low grade and fun leading.

One tricky clip in there.

Stoked to cruise it after the last dogged ascent.

Rope up for friends.

Warm-up and rope up for friends. Fun low grade climb.

Great climb, do this one every time I'm at Eagles Nest, heaps of fun.

Thought I'd done this before but must have ticked this previously when I was actually on 245T. I got a bit confused at the tricky overhang up top. It's easy once you commit.

Not a 13 at the start, got a bit of a surprise! Top out is great, best bit of the climb, def take a sling for pro up there. Feels like the climb was never properly equipped.

Got it clean after sorting out the sequence at the start. Did not get a chance to go for the red point.

Better than it looks.

Pretty tough getting through the roof. Interesting top out.

Warm up, nice easy climb, nothing really memorable.

The second pitch is magic and on its own it is a classic, but the first pitch is pretty ordinary. The run outs might freak out new leaders. Could be done with only a set of slings to protect the first pitch (there is no gear other than the trees anyway), just clip the first bolt on P2 and stay attached to the tree to belay.

Dan led P1, I led 2 and 3 combined. Excellent climb, gear and exposure. Only just managed to link P2 and 3 with a 50m rope and a little simu-climbing. Some tricky moves in there for a 15.

Fun climb, interesting moves.

Tricky little start but it is all over quickly and turns into easy gerneric tibro.

Jugs... on Tibro... that don't pull off... wish I'd known earlier!

Pretty unmemorable. You would not want to fall though.

Another lap just to do it clean, did not get a chance to lead it again.

Embarrassing but I took a big fall trying to clip the 4th bolt on my first attempt. Ended up very close to the ground with my belayer 3m up in the air. Probably should have used the huge jug just above the bolt not the tiny crimp below it...

Excellent climb, bummer you have to climb through the shitty sandy stuff for the first 10m to get to the good stuff. Pretty overhung for a low grade, but all the holds are there, and the rests are where you need them.

Great fun long climb.

Jugs all the way and pretty easy climbing but super runout in a couple of locations. Pretty sustained as well. Just forget the bolts and climb! Might not be the best beginner lead.

Start is vaguely reminiscent of English gritstone... If only it did not turn to sand under foot. Fun headwall.

Awkward crux that is harder than expected looking from the ground.

Tough little move to the 3rd bolt.

One move but a fun little climb.

Rain held off long enough to get up this. Fun first pitch but the second two are pretty generic. I led pitches 1 and 3, Dan led pitch 2. Skipped many bolts on the third pitch to reduce drag and eliminate backcleaning (otherwise requires about 16 draws).

Pitches 1, 2, 3 and got rained off so rapped. Dan led 1 and 3, I led 2. Pretty sketchy first pitch in the wet.

Finally found out that this is the climb we did ages ago (date guessed). I just saw the decent looking corner on the way to Prometheus and decided to go up that. Thought we were pioneering an epic new route... but really you can do whatever you want on this section of Tibro. Rapped down caves route. Great day out!

A good climb but probably pretty average for the crag. There are a few reachy moves and there is no way that finish on the overhung headwall is a 14, closer to a 17 or so. The second last bot is in a terrible spot leading to some heinous rope drag if you're belaying up a second.

I'm going to call this one a classic. Fantastic exposure and interesting moves up some crazy rock.

Quality climb and surprising moderate given the steepness. Ironically there was a baby brown snake enjoying the sun in a hole just before the second last bolt. Keep calm, clip and carry on.

Amazing, got to be one of the best thirteens in the country. More than worth the time spent raping in.

Done again.

First climb in a while, pumpy when you've got no strength left.

More a test of your head than your arms, 50m is a long way to keep you sh1t together. I almost lost it when I found myself at the crux, 40m off the deck and with a couple of suspect cams 4m below my feet. Staring at three perfect hex placements does not help upward progress when there are no hexes left on your harness. So a few deep breaths and I ran it out to the wide crack where with great relief I jammed in the #3 and dispatched the last few meters. WooooHoooo!

Warm up for the arms.

Warm up for the head.

We defied Mother Nature and her rainy ways. She said f u and opened up the skys when I was at the 6th bolt on P1, nothing like leading tibro in the wet! It dried up and pitch two was fantastic.