Routes in South Australia

Located on a flat wall just right of the big cave right of Compression Depression. The obvious crack that splits into a V a few metres off the ground and finishes through an overhanging bulge at the top.

2m L of AFBPS. Corner, chimney, wiggle around the roof. Nice.

Climb the wall 2m L of Tas. Penetrate a weakness at the overhang to finish in a thin crack.

The shallow corner and crack 3m L of Moonlet to a bushy ledge at 12m. Finish up the L face.

Up the vague crackline 2m L of SOL, passing just L of the roof at 4m, to a triangular summit block

Up the broken crackline 1m L of the chimney, passing R of a V-shaped roof, to finish on the face just R of the arête. Use the block on the R for a cam placement only, or ignore it completely and place an RP a little higher (Michael Hartman and Colin Reece may have climbed a route near here in 1997).

Face between arete L of TRDNEIAL and the chimney.

10m L of KTBATHWD. Climb through the roof, place a cam, move up, place another, then layback up and L to the arête. Grab a jug and run it out to to the top.

9m L of Re- entry. The arête between the black chimney and the weathered scoop, tending R at the top.

Easy access route. Scramble the joint crack come chimney. There is a bushy ledge 5m below the top.

L of LTUAE. Fun with fists. Take two or three #4 cams. If not, two 10cm tubes and some RPs.

7m L of OB, around the arête. Sensational climbing. Diagonal crack and flake to a ledge then the thin crack.

The corner.

A mixture of mandatory jamming and face climbing on lovely red rock.

Takes the obvious right-leaning crackline behind the tree stump, near the left-hand end of Red Dwarf wall.

Climb the crack, then climb straight to the gaps between the blocks at the top. Same finish as Echo Base.

Starts directly in front of the big block at the base of the wall, 2m R of Armstrong's obvious crackline. Follow the left leaning line, finishing out through the slot at the top.

Direct line 2m L of Red Dwarf, just R of center of red wall. Finish L of block.

Direct line on red wall 3m L of EOTH. Finish to the L of the summit block.

The fourth, wider crack.

The third crack, straight and clean.

The second crack. Steep for 5m then easier.

The corner 4m L of GS, then around the roof formed by the 'magic' perched block. Continue up the crack.

Begin as for GS, but continue through the overhang. Step L around a suspicious boulder and finish up the crack.

Up the crack L of the arête for 3m, then around the arête and climb the face near the thin crack. Hard to place wires and cams. Double ropes.

The arête with one brief detour onto the R face. Two small loose blocks at half height.

Takes the superb wall L of BM. Place nuts as side runners at 5m. Begin in a niche at ground level and head straight up to the crux. Finish in the crack.

The big corner.

Straight up the clean finger crack 2m R of the big corner.

A plumb line incorporating the corner of ANAT.

Begin 3m L of WDB. Ledge, corner, ledge, jamb crack.

Up the small corner 1m L of LM, then through a small overhang to an easy angled crack.

Start 2m L of SO. R onto wall, then attack the overhang at the convenient crack. Saunter on.

Begin 3m L of the arête. Up for 3m, then R to a desperate weakness leading to a ledge. Wander over the back and climb a relatively easy corner.

The L crack on the scrappy wall L of the debris.

The wall 2m L of Jupiter to a ledge at 4m. Ignore the (surprisingly tricky) steps on the L and continue up the crack. Small wires and cams.

An offwidth struggle 3m L of Artemis. Big cams, tubes to 15cm.

Fist crack and wider 4m L of Kanyaka. Big hexes, #4 cams, tubes to 15cm.

The chimney crack with brief difficulties 5m L of DIS. Tubes / big hexes, cams.

The clean corner crack 2m L of FL.

The hand crack 7m L of the shattered flake. Through the bulge and on.

The corner/chimney, the R wall of which is the 10m-high shattered flake. Finish straight up.

The chimney 15m L of MS. Tubes protect the first 12m. Some loose rock.

The chimney 2m L of GCTMT.

The finger crack L of LT. Through a bulge then on to easier ground past a bush.