Grade | Route | Gear style | Popularity | ||
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Cartoon Network | |||||
V2 | ★★ Pinky & The Brain
Stand start on the left side of the arete of “The Powerpuff girls” with LH Gaston pocket and RH arete. “What we do every night pinky, try to take over the world”. | 4m | |||
★★★ The Power Puff Girls
a shame the chock stone broke, poetical to start still sit start right hand foot match in the very low undercling, up the arete and big right move to gain the three finger pocket. straight up to tricky tope out. might go now at v10+ NA: Samuel Melville, 2 Oct 2023 | |||||
The Rat Cave | |||||
V2 | One Dumb Hero
Sit or squat start low on right side of cave looking in. Traverse up the lip till just before the tree and top out. FA: Jimmy Blackhall, 2020 | ||||
★★★ Mega Ratty Proj
Climb RAN, at the finish jug climb down onto the big shelf, blast left and then absolutely gun out of the cave through the project on the left side of the lip. V10? | |||||
V6 | ★★ Cherry Ripper
Alt-start to RAN, sit starting 3m’s to the left (looking at the back of the cave) on obvious rail. Climb the enjoyable long flake which joins into- what most consider- RAN’s crux. FA: Jimmy Blackhall, Jul 2020 | 5m | |||
V6 | ★★★ Rip a Nerve
Sit-start in the middle back of the wall on the obvious jug rail. Take the nice middle line, blasting off to an oblivion of cave tricks. Remember your sequence or find yourself laying on the mats. Finish on the highest jug in the roof over the other side. FA: Angus Davidson, 2020 | 5m | |||
V3 | ★ Rodenticide
FA: David Jefferson, Jul 2020 | ||||
V2 | ★ Ratigan
Start just to left of the Cherry Ripper start (when facing the back of the cave), with both hands and right heel in a jug. Traverse left onto the shelves and finish as for Rats of Tobruk. FA: Cameron H | 4m | |||
V2 | ★★★ Ratatat
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V2 | Ratatouille
FA: Glen eaton, 2012 | ||||
V2 | ★ Rats of Tobruk
Start in the middle of the lip on two jugs and a very high R Heel. Crank up and climb the steep ledges to finish on the highest jug in the roof above. FA: Jimmy Blackhall, 2019 | ||||
V4 | ★★ Cheese, Wine and Crackers
FA: Glen Eaton, 2012 | ||||
V2 | ★★ No Complaints
Sit-start on the left side of the cave looking outside- on obvious flat jugs. Move across the low line of jugs into a drop down move onto a shelf. Traverse across untill linking up into ROT. FA: Jimmy Blackhall, Jul 2020 | ||||
V8/9 | ★★ Left side Proj
Sit start as for NC on the left side looking out of the cave. Blast along the lip on the left to a stopper Steep Crux. Top out on buckets above next to the small tree. The only line that can escape the cave | ||||
V5 | ★ The Arms and Choss of an Albatross
Start hands on undercling crimps in cavelet, not big low undercling. Don't put your feet on the flat shelf at the base, but anything raised above (e.g. the prominent bumps) is good. Span out and higher up the face using sidepulls and heel then obvious top straight up. Set: Jack Mullaly, 25 Sep 2021 FA: Mitch Woodward, May 2023 | ||||
V5 | ★★★ Dónde Está El Baño
FA: Jimmy Blackhall, Angus Davidson & Mikey Musch, Jul 2020 | 5m | |||
Tatooine | |||||
V2 | Jeff Vader
Staring at the tree to the left of Obi-wans Revenge. Easy start from a scoop to a commiting sloping mantle topout FFA: Neil Jenman, 10 Jun 2016 | 3m | |||
V1 | Obi-Wans Revenge
Stand start at the base of scoop, straight up and mantle lip. FFA: Harry Bowman, Feb 2015 | 4m | |||
V4 | ★★ Do or Do Not
...there is no try. Start in cave to the right of Obi Wan's Revenge. Right hand meat hook jug, left hand on top of flake jug. Huge low feet and heel hooks see you moving up and left on large crossover moves to the obvious gaping mouth sloper on the face. From here move delicately up and slightly right on positive sloping pockets to a long reach left to a good crimp, then another move left to small jug below roof. Finish with a committing overhanging mantle. | 4m | |||
V12 | ★★★ The mighty Sarlak
Climb the obvious fridge feature. deep from in the cave. Slap side to side and try and work out the wacky puzzle at the lip. Don't get swallowed up by the giant monster!! FA: sam bowman, Oct 2015 | 3m | |||
★★ Skywalker Project
Start on mega jug sidepull right of Smouldering Jawas, traverse across the start of Jawas following the line of crimps along seem, finish for The mighty Sarlak. | 5m | ||||
V10 | ★★★ Smouldering Jawas
Rad sit-start on block under roof to small undercling, then punch to cool looking flake. Sooo bloody awesome and burly. Make sure you have a fair few pads. Used to be the Jango fett project, but our authenticity checks clarified that Jango was never actually on tatooine we think. Unless he went there on a holiday at some point, but seriously who would go to mos eisley for a holiday, so it's kind of unlikely. FFA: Sam Bowman, 13 Mar 2015 | 3m | |||
V8 | ★★★ Tuscan Raider
Start on big undercling, head straight out through roof on some small holds. Finish with a real mantle. Powerful, techy, steep and poopy - it's got it all. FA: Sam Bowman, 2013 | 5m | |||
V8 | ★★★ Uncle Owen's BBQ Ribs
Links the start of "These aren't the jugs you are looking for" into the crux of Tuscan Raider - slightly easier than TR. FA: Sam Bowman, 2013 | 4m | |||
V1 | Jaja binks he's cool
Start on the Juggy flake between TATJYLF and Tusken Raider. Pull out a long way to a jug left of the giant flake jug before crossing to it. Super classic problem by HB. FFA: Harry Bowman, 24 Mar 2015 | 2m | |||
V4 | ★★ These aren't the jugs you are looking for
Start on big flake right of Tuscan Raider, big move then head left and up to finish as for Tuscan Raider. FA: Sam Bowman, 2013 | 4m | |||
V6 | ★★★ Sebulba Low
Start as TATJYALF but blast right into Sebulba. Save some gas in the tank for the crux mantle! | 6m | |||
V6 | ★★ Sebulba
Start on the big pocket near the arete, just out of the cave. Blast up high to the lip on some cool powerful moves. A mighty huge commiting throw guards this beast. Bring a fresh pair of undies for the top. Rap inspecting the mantle may be a good idea. FFA: sam bowman, 13 Feb 2015 | 6m | |||
V3 | ★ The End of Days
Super committing line on the slab just to the right of the main cave. High with the crux at the top-out. Not the hardest line in the cave definitely the most serious. Prep really well for this problem. Skull n cross bones with poop everywhere. FA: Sam Bowman, 2013 | 6m | |||
V3 | ★ Jabba the Promiscuous Space Slug
The very obvious and scary looking rounded arete that splits the crag in two. Have fun and be safe. Serious poo territory. Changed with First Ascentionist permission. FA: Sam bowman, 16 Feb 2015 | 7m | |||
V6 | ★★★ Touch the jugs one shall not
start on the big sloper rail as for star jug, up to the good rail then left into the undercling, pull through some side pulls to the mega jug then up and right for a few moves to a jug finish. Direct version of Star Jug (don't use the bucket jugs on the far left). FA: Oliver Henderson, 25 Sep 2020 | 5m | |||
V4 | ★★ Star-Jug Destroyer
Sit start below “Jabba the promiscuous space slug” on the middle of the rail. Straight up, veering right to finish matched on “Gravel Pit” jug. FA: Phil Beattie, 2013 | 3m | |||
V2 | ★★ Sandpiper
Starts same as Gravel Pit, except head right and finish as for TIE Fighter. FA: Elizabeth Cuskelly, 2013 | 2m | |||
V6 | ★★ A Mystery Unravel It
Extension to gravel pit, up the corner to top out. A bit poopy. FA: Sam Bowman, 2013 | 7m | |||
V5 | ★★ Gravel Pit LHV
Climb Gravel Pit, then climb directly left into Jabbas jug. Much better movement than Star Jug Destroyer. Set: 29 Aug 2019 | 4m | |||
V4 | ★★ Gravel Pit
Start on jug at bottom left of cave, traverse right then up on thin face holds, before powerful move to gain big finishing jug. FA: Daniel Gordon, 2013 | 3m | |||
V5 | ★★ The Mysterious Gravel Pit
An extension to Gravel Pit, keep climbing as to top out on A Mystery Unravel It, just before the lip travers right finish on the big jug FA: Unknown FA in the late 2010's | 5m | |||
V3 | ★★ The Landspeeder
Start on the Gravel Pit jug, traverse right past the TIE Fighter flake, then continue right moving slightly up on jugs and pockets for hands, heel hooks and toe cams for feet. Then climb Horned Banthas to its finishing jug. With this many moves, it would be more appropriately graded 22. FA: David Jefferson, 13 Sep 2019 | 9m | |||
V3 | ★★ Sandstorm
Start at base of flake (same start as TIE Fighter) at the back of the cave, traverse left along flakes to finish at big jug on arete. FA: James Douglas, 2013 | 4m | |||
V0 | ★ TIE Fighter
Start at base of flake at the back of cave, follow flake upwards to finish at end of flake. FA: Alex Turnbull, 2013 | 2m | |||
V0 | ★★ Anakin
Start on mega jug at the base of cave, climb through beautiful jug ladders, end on large jug pocket at the top where layers end. | 3m | |||
V2 | ★ Horned Banthas
Start on good flake at the start of the crack in the wall, straight up past crack line to horn finishing on jug just above. FA: 2 Aug 2018 | 2m | |||
V4 | ★★ Boba Fett
Start to the right of Horned Banthas Half way up, on the good jug rail just right of the pocket. Dyno straight up to the finish top jug of Banthas. One move wonder, feet are out, blast off like Boba Fett https://www.instagram.com/p/CtXw4wgrTf7/ FA: Samuel Melville, 19 May 2023 | 2m | |||
V2/3 | ★★ The Dune Sea
Sit start on the jug of You're Too Old To Be A Jedi. Traverse left onto slopers then up one level to the shelf above. Continuing traversing left until you join Horned Banthas half way up. Finish on final hold of Horned Banthas. FA: Jack Mullaly, 17 Aug 2021 | ||||
V1 | ★ You're too old to be a Jedi
Starts on large jug on far right of cave, follow big features straight up to finish on ledge halfway up wall. The grade is for the descent. FA: Blake Stringer, 2014 | 3m | |||
SuperHardToFind Wall Wayne's World | |||||
V4 | Gaston Savant
Start as for 'Long Live Short People' then bust up and right through thin gastons and crimps to top out. Only holds right of the thin seem leading from the starting pocket are allowed. Obviously, the fallen tree is out. FFA: Kurt Doherty, 2013 | 3m | |||
V2 | ★ Long Live Short People
Sit start with left hand in obvious low pocket between predominant flake and black log. Straight up to finish the same as 'Not a V1'. Holds right of the thin seam leading up the wall from the pocket are out. FFA: Kurt Doherty, 2013 | 3m | |||
V0 | ★ Not a V1
Start on top edge of predominant flake, step up and right on good edges to top. FFA: Luke Doherty, Kurt Doherty & Wayne Favier, 2013 | 3m | |||
V1 | ★ Easy Does It
Start on high edge and go straight up. Dominant flake of 'Not a V1' is out. FFA: Kurt Doherty, Luke Doherty & Wayne Favier, 2013 | 3m | |||
SuperHardToFind Wall Main wall | |||||
V3 | ★ Triangle Mantle
Mantle big triangular sloper. FFA: Glen Eaton, 2011 | 2m | |||
V4 | ★★ The Basalisk
Start as for Glen's V4 then traverse right on slopers and crimps and mantle out. FFA: Alex Turnbull, 2013 | 3m | |||
V4 | ★★ Glen's V4
Straight up obvious groove, kinda scary, kinda funky but real good. FFA: Glen Eaton, 2011 | 4m | |||
V8 | ★★ Sasquatch
Stand-start as for “Glen's V4” heading to the ball/pinch, then traverse left, across the arch- blasting up to a line of ming’in slopes. Finish up left with a high spicy mantle. The holds after the ball/pinch on Glen’s V4 are not in. FA: Sam Bowman, 2013 | 5m | |||
Bigfoot (Sasquatch Direct)
Start at low break, then up to slopey rail, huck to gaston pocket over lip and finish as for 'Sasquatch'. | 4m | ||||
V11 | ★ Nalle where are you?
Start as for times up but head straight up via huge dyno FA: Sam Bowman | 5m | |||
V12 | ★★ Time's Up
One of the hardest problem's in Queensland. This is the amazing line in the middle of the wall. FA: Paul Robinson, 2013 | 5m | |||
V10 | ★★ Megaston (Time's up direct)
Start in obvious low pocket, head up and right past sloper and finish just left of times up. Hasn't seen many repeats since the FA and doesn't seem very logical at V10. Only time will tell FFA: Sam bowman, 24 Apr 2015 | 4m | |||
V9 | ★★★ Remember to Forget
The middle/left line on “Superhard wall” from the big slopey pocket straight up. The tiny crux crimp has been broken since its original ascent by Oliver Miller. Has now been resent by Sam Bowman in it's new harder state. The thin crux gaston hold is continually breaking and reforming. FA: Oliver Miller, 2011 FA: 2014 | 5m | |||
Lost memories project
Start as for remember to forget, then bust left from slopey pocket to finish up the Barn Owl. Still a project | 5m | ||||
V7 | ★★ Barn Owl
Start in huge hueco then head right into seam and finish straight up. FA: Sam Bowman, 2013 | 5m | |||
V5 | ★★ Commitment issues
Start up right hand hueco and head straight up for a commiting finish, spotters required. FA: 23 Jul 2015 | 5m | |||
V2 | You bite the fry.. the fry bites back!
Start up left hand hueco and finish straight up for an easy but committing problem. FFA: Johnny Schwartz, 2013 | 4m | |||
V2 | Redbank Gillete Mach 3
Grab the lip, find the good sloper and mantle. FFA: Blair Campbell, 2012 | 2m | |||
V2 | ★ Redbank Gillete Mach 4
Longer version of Redbank Gillete Mach 3 that traverses further up the lip. | 2m | |||
V2 | ★ Sea shepherd
Jump to slopey rail and mantle. A stretch beforehand is advised. FFA: Daniel Gordon, 2012 | 3m | |||
V2 | Quick shave
Starting with the left side pull up to the rail, mantle finish. FA: Neil Jenman, 29 Aug 2015 | 2m | |||
V0 | 3 girls one scar
Right side arete on back of dejableau boulder. Start standing with arete and mono. FFA: Tara Davidson, 2013 | 2m | |||
V5 | ★★ The non-friction section
Start the same as Dejableau but head up and finish on the right side of the boulder. It is important that you weight the wall as statically as possible. Jumping or hopping off the ground definitely changes the grade. FA: Elizabeth Cuskelly & Patrick Banda, 2013 | 3m | |||
V5 | ★★ Dejableau
Blank slab starting of the right side of the boulder (standing on rock) heading left to finish above 'Bowl of Doom'. It is important that you weight the wall as statically as possible. Jumping or hopping off the ground definitely changes the grade. FA: Daniel Gordon, 2012 | 3m | |||
V3 | ★★ Lizard People
Stand-Start as BOD (RH in bowl) except LH down low on good hold (side pull) and left foot on wall. Straight up then traversing right on small edges. The whole lip left off the little shrub is out. Finish on jugs under the rock stack, highest point of boulder (the same finish as The non-friction section) FA: Jimmy Blackhall & Michael C, Jun 2020 | 3m | |||
V2 | ★ Bowl of Doom
Start both hands in obvious bowl on left hand side of slab. Finish straight up. FA: Glen Eaton, 2011 | 3m | |||
SuperHardToFind Wall Warm-up slabs | |||||
V1 | ★★ Whatever Blows Your Hair Back
Sit started on large flat hold. Straight up to crimp and cool set of pockets, then up to a large ledge. The top involves a funky mono sinker and a breezy mantle. FA: Jimmy Blackhall, Apr 2019 | 5m | |||
V2 | ★ Hell Yeah Pimp
Stand Start left of W.B.Y.H.B with incut LH hold and RH undercling. Straight up to pleasant pockets and a high top out on slopes above. FA: Jimmy Blackhall, Scott Walsh & Angus Davidson, Jul 2020 | 4m | |||
V2 | ★ Shave before a date
Sit start with hands on a big flake, then up to crimpy rail. Mantle up and reach for a big jug for easy top out. FA: Igor Paevskiy, 30 May 2020 | 5m | |||
V3 | ★ Unknown
Start right of brave heart In the obvious corner, straight up to exciting slopey top out. FFA: unknown | 4m | |||
V1 | ★ Unknown Chicken
Start up the obvious corner as in Unknown, but like Chicken Run, traverse to the easy exit to the left. FA: Sam Farbach, 7 Oct 2023 | 4m | |||
V3 | ★ Brave Heart
Up slab to friendly pockets and very committing finish. FFA: Unknown | 5m | |||
V2 | ★ Chicken Run
As for Brave Heart, but get scared at top and scurry left between boulders for an easy escape. FFA: Unknown | 5m | |||
V0 | First Words
Immediately right of 'Gift of the Gab' on the small face. Straight up on good edges. Avoid the crack further right. FFA: Tara Davidson | 3m | |||
V7 | ★★ Gift of the Gab
Sit start, as low as possible on sidepulls - moving up the arete about 200 metres before Superhard wall in a small cluster of easier problems. There is two variants of this line. RH side finish or straight up finish- both are hard and both are graded V6-V8. It depends on what side of the arete you climb! FA: Oliver Miller, 2011 | 3m | |||
The Underground | |||||
V3 | Aldwych Station
Two hand start on ledge directly below obvious pocket which serves as the finish to Wolf. Up to pocket then traverse right 1m. From here up via the obvious in cut ledge. V3 due to exposure and insecurity. Probably V2 difficulty. | ||||
V3 | ★ Raven
Start at Fox traverse right a coupleof meters then top out FFA: Za, 19 Oct 2018 | ||||
V2 | ★ Wolf
A Traverse from start of Fox cross under Raven finish on single pocket FFA: Za, 19 Oct 2018 | ||||
V2 | ★ Fox
Straight up just to the right of small cave, take care with the top out. FFA: Darryn Fox, Sep 2018 | 4m | |||
V4 | ★★ Can you be a worthy crag dog?
Start as for Lazarus but rather than topping out Too Soft, continue traversing along lip. Top out at the highest point of the cave directly above the large boulder on the ground. FA: Robert O'Connell, 2013 | ||||
V1 | ★ In Transit
Sit start on good holds, move through a pair of friendly pockets and continue to an interesting mantle. FA: Boyd Wilcocks, 2013 | 3m | |||
V3 | Train Ard
Start in big Hueco and traverse left into Polar Express Set: Antoine M, 2013 | ||||
V3 | ★ Polar Express
Start as for Orient Express and blast straight up out of the cave. Cleaned with Matt's hands on first ascent...May need a brush still. FFA: Matt Cochrane, 2013 | 3m | |||
V7 | ★★★ Via Rail
Sit-Start as for Polar Express, climbing through the overhang directly into a prominent undercling before gaining an enormous jug directly over the small boulder in the middle of the cave and topping out. The pocket nearly directly above the rail, and just below the lip, is out. Set: Antoine M & Brendan F., 2013 | 5m | |||
V4 | ★★ Orient Express
Start inside the cave mid-way in (to the right side - first possible sit start) on obvious holds. Follow the big rail and finish as for Too Soft. FA: Sam Bowman, 2013 | 4m | |||
V6 | ★★ Flying to the Orient
Yes it's another linkup. Climb Flying Frenchwoman to the finishing hole of Aiokiasof. Shake out, then reverse and climb Orient Express to top out as for Lazarus. FA: David Jefferson, 31 Jan 2020 | 9m | |||
V5 | ★★ The Flying Frenchwoman
Climb “The Flying Scotsman” (the inside rail opposite side of Orient Express) but instead of finishing on Too Soft, climb Aiokiasof. Campus training helps! FA and beta clip- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AyWWiJhWKp8 FA: Jimmy Blackhall, Feb 2019 | 10m | |||
V5 | ★★ The Flying Scotsman
Sit Start inside on the right side of the cave on two pinches. Pull on- stem out to the large rail (the inside rail on the opposite side of Orient express), then campus and heelhook your way out to “Too softs” mantle. Pull on to the rail for a more natural start and you can have a 4. FFA: Sam Bowman, 2013 | 8m | |||
V4 | ★★ Mind the Gap
Start this sandbag on the obvious jug pockets in the middle back of the cave (Metro’s start which is right of Shinkansen). Do the drop down move of Metro onto the rail that is exiting the cave (climb Aiokiasof with the foot stab Crux) then out up polar express through the pocket and on to hang finish at the ledge. FA: Lachlan Pearson, 2013 | 10m | |||
V5 | ★★ Peace Train
Start on massive pocket and traverse out left, finishing up Too Soft. | 5m | |||
V12 | ★★ Platform 9 3/4's Project
[eliminate] The stunning line at the entrance of the cave. Start at middle of Orient Express and blast straight out of cave through blank section. eliminates the big sidepull on the right side. | ||||
V7 | ★★★ Supa Express
Links Supa Chief into Orient Express. Climb Supa Chief to the starting holds of Orient Express, then climb that line to top out as for Lazarus. Harder than the normal finish of Supa Chief, and pumpy! FA: David Jefferson, 31 Jan 2020 | 9m | |||
V6 | ★★★ Supa Chief
Start at the back of the cave, right of 'Shinkansen' on obvious holds. Traverse right on the jugs until they end, then head across the first and then the second "gap" pulling some hard moves to finish doing 'Polar Express'. Pumpy! Set: Rhys Phillips & Paul Cochrane, 26 May 2015 FA: Paul Cochrane, 28 Jun 2015 | 10m | |||
V4 | ★★ Métro Papineau
Start on the mushroom hold in the middle, back of the cave. A drop down move get's you onto the big shelve. Reach under for Orient Express pockets. Finish as Shinkasen. Pumper. FA: Antoine Moussette, 2013 | 6m | |||
V8/9 | ★★★ Spring Bluff
Start matched on small crimp 1m L of ZZ. Shoot to crimp in the roof. From here, the hands follow only the thin crack until you reach the catch hold from the ICCCY dyno. Link into ZZ to finish and top out. Easier variations likely exist where the hands deviate from the thin crack. FA used only the crack for hands. FA: Luke Betros | 13m |