Routes in Toohey Forest for selected grade

Start on crimps and throw to large ledge and top out

Start left of 'easy' with a right hand gaston in a good pocket and left hand directly above the right in another pocket/sloper. Feet on the good rail with your ass on the rock on the ground. Traverse right making use of the pig snout hold and finish on 'one move'.

Start as per Ant Boy but continue to traverse left along rail and top out at far left.

Slightly L of overhang, using prominent holds on overhanging boulder

Go where you want!

An unlikely gem on the worst looking patch of rock around. Sidepull, cobbles, jug, mantle

Small cave above snakeskin boulder, from which its namesake emerged. Unknown route history

start at upper right. traverse down and left on face holds and finish up niceneasym

Sit start on the far right side of the boulder. LH in the big obvious pocket, RH on a decent hold at about the same height. Some satisfying moves through decent incut crimps up to a pleasant mantle.

Iain Hunter

Sit start around the right side of the boulder. About V1 to pull off the ground using a LH high pinch and heel hook. RH low on a good hold. Once established it's smooth and easy to the top.

Start at Jacked and move out R along shelf and straight up over the 9 painted onto the rock.

Interesting sit start from 2 small holds and throw to inset jug. Then good holds to top.

Great climb that uses each of the best segments from this rockface. Start as Fern. Traverse across rock face until left hand in Pocket from Pocket Pullin. Finish with mantle top out.

Can be made more difficult by not using roof for traverse.

Short climb straight up small flake to good edges.

Standing start at painted 6 and go straight up.

Start to the right of "Humped" in the corner crack at the back of the roof. Follow this along optional handjams and fingerlocks, using both boulders to topout below tree.

Start to the left of "Mantle" on rail and and a cooool throw out left to corner hold. Top out without using the tree, or the left boulder.

Around the corner to the R is cobble start up to large pebbles sticking out of rock on ledge. Throw L hand up to good rail and go to roof for mantle out.

Start on cobble face opposite 'Casuarina Boulder' on cobble sidepull, straight up and out

Start on cobble arête to the L of 1 and up slightly to the R and out

Left hand starts at end left of belly height undercling. Right hand starts to right end. Feet on low ledge (may be obscured by leaves). Throw right hand and mantle

As per sloper mantle but using available pockets.

Both hands on diagonal shoulder height rail. Feet on low ledge to right. Move up via obvious ledge and then to obvious edge on top.

Both hands sidepull right arete. Feet as necessary on low right ledges (do not use boulder to right). Traverse left using the main 'centre stage' ledge on the face. Mantle far left side where boulder is lower

As per across the stage but mantle highest point of boulder to left of 'centre stage'. Slopers only on top for hands. No use of features.

Start at far left of boulder. Left hand side pull. Right hand sloper on low left top edge. Feet on low left edge. Head right and top 'a less graceful exit'.

Start as for Meteor. Traverse to the right before topping out on Galaxy.

Sit start with right hand on side pull and left on crimp. Throw right to high pocket and top out through the smooth blankness.

Traverse up the L arête and traverse L

Right pinch on the bulge, up with left and then tenuous mantle

Start on good holds on prominent bulge under and to the L of the high ferns.

Start on good right sidepull, up and bounce across L to rail, then top out straight up or up R.

Stand start. Small sidepulls up to crimpers and good holds at the top. Brush the footholds at mid-height if you value dry underpants.

Straight up left arete from a sit start

Standing start straight up face

Undercling the movable chockstone and use it to top out (chockstone removed/missing/long gone). Well harder now.

Straight up, using the L arête and flake to the R. Mantle out.

Straight up, using only the flake to top.

Large pocket for R hand and large ledge for foot hold, L on flake and then throw R to top. Large holds over the top.

The L arete. Start low on decent R sidepull and L hand undercling the rail. L foot on low ledge. Get established and pop to good holds and topout to R

Sit start. L hand sloper, R hand blocky pinch. Feet on shelf underneath. Hard grunt to get up then R foot to low R footer and up via sidepulls.

Left hand on good undercling. Right hand out wide for sidepull. Feet kinda pinching on low vertical edge. Straight up.

Standing start on L arête. L hand on good sloper, smear R foot, reach for crappy L sloper and up and slightly to the L for top out.

Juicy holds, and chipped holds over the high mantle.

Traverse from left to right. Start with hands on RH side pull, traverse your way about 2/3rds of the way up before topping out. Feels like a V0-V1

Be careful getting down!

R of HD, around backside. Tricky first move then, up and mantle.

As of late August 2021 the problem wasn't well described and there wasn't a topo hence no one quite knew if they were on the right problem so here's an attempt at a description and topo.

Stand start. Right hand sidepull eye height jug. Left hand and feet as required. Head up.

Start beneath short overhang to L sidepull and prominent R hold and straight up

Start left hand on low undercling and right hand on jug sidepull. Climb up and over with a slightly angled mantle.

Sit start on good low feet. Left hand high on decent sloper and right hand pinching a peanut like pebble between two finger pockets. Straight up for two jugs almost opposing each other.

Reach for holds or use large hole to reach holds, which is harder. Can use undercling to find holds.

L to cobble cup and up into undercling in cave for good holds to top

Sit start at the left arête on bitey holds. Move RH up to small knob then throw a heel on and top out up the arête.

Sit start beneath the bulge in the middle of the face on generous pockets with a good left heel hook. Move straight up the bulge to top out.

Up the large rail.

Sit start at the big round hole.

A cool traverse, leaving "Soft Way Out" to venture out right past more good holds for a metre or so, and then mount the ledge and follow the slab to the top.

Stand start at obvious flake, up on bad feet.

Sit start on the far right side of the boulder, with left hand in the obvious slot and right hand on something decent in the break slightly above.

Pleasing climbing with an easy mantle if you take the time to figure it out.

Iain Hunter

Sit start with the large good hold. Head straight up past some good holds, to a cool holdless mantle over the top!

Stand start with your right hand on small knob, then and up left to a diagonal ledge. Shares holds with 'Broken Plate'.

Sit start up to good crimp rail and then good hold to pull up on.

Right hand on prominent jug. Left hand on hold to left. Feet as required, but not on ground level shelf. Move slightly right onto face and up from there.

Sit start in the cave on this massive undercling. Find your way straight up in the corner through some interesting moves. Beware the drop behind you. Spotters recommended.

Starts at It's a Boy, and traverses out right, topping out on the back of the boulder, to the L of Baby Bump.

On the back of the Mantle Training Area Boulder. Starts low on a big bump. Cool little problem.

Sit start on the right "ridge" of the small peak. Straight up.

Both hands on obvious jug towards right end of shelf. Feet as required under roof. Mantle from here and try not to scrape your skin off.

Sit start as per chestplosion then up just to the right of a pinch is better than a bite (left hand for this problem is typically right hand for a pinch is better than a bite).

Sit start. Both hands on jug at corner. Head up staying far left. Use only the approx. 60cm of rock to the left of the faint crack.

Sit start. Both hands on diagonal edge. Straight up without using obvious arete holds to left (as used in far left).

Both hands on lip above head high. Feet on obvious knee height shelf. Gain the top using two quality edges on top.

Sit start. Left hand on sidepull. Right hand on jug of everyone deserves a sit start. Somewhat strong pull to start then up.

Short, easy. Climbs the obvious arete of the boulder opposite The Mushroom.

The line right of the arete, starting on the juggy flake.