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BBQ Crag Wave Wall | |||||
14 | ★ Yan
A clean wall with a thin move near the top FA: Tony McKenny, Jim Duff & Domhnall Brannigan, May 2024 | 8m, 3 | |||
15 | ★ Tan
Thin moves up the line, a little easier to the left FA: Jim Duff, Tony McKenny & Domhnall Brannigan, May 2024 | 7m, 3 | |||
12 | Tethera
Smooth climbing on smooth rock. FA: Jim Duff, Tony McKenny & Domhnall Brannigan, May 2024 | 6m, 3 | |||
13 | ★ Point Break
Up the nose of the buttress, with a harder move or two to negotiate the steepening midway. Nice climbing. FA: Dave Stephenson, Aug 2018 | 8m, 4 | |||
20 | ★ Crest
Up the right side of the buttress, passing the protruding flake on its left, followed by some neat moves back right onto the nose and up the overhanging headwall. FA: Dave Stephenson, Aug 2018 | 8m, 5 | |||
Neale’s project
A few meters right of Crest, a black and evil looking corner... Set: Neale Smith | 8m | ||||
14 | ★ Methera
Some lovely thin moves with the crux at the top. Takes the left line up the slab left of the big roof FA: Jim Duff, Domhnall Brannigan & Tony McKenny, May 2024 | 9m, 3 | |||
14 | ★ An Púca
The much-viewed line up the wall and across the lip of the large roof. Spooky traverse to finish is the crux. Don't get sucked into reaching for the dirty top of the crag until you are at the lower off. Best cleaned on second. Take care both in stepping out above the roof, and in lowering off [watch your fingers!]. Nice climbing with an airy, photogenic position at this grade. Not easy to toprope. FA: Domhnall Brannigan, Jim Duff & Tony McKenny, May 2024 FA: 16 May | 10m, 4 | |||
BBQ Crag The Balconies | |||||
19 | ★ Tarzan
Starts up the steep left side of the buttress, stepping right onto the nose and then back left over the overhang with some interesting moves gaining the upper arête. Climb past the tree on the right, slightly harder if the tree is not used, to the lower off's. FA: Dave Stephenson, Aug 2018 | 9m, 5 | |||
23 | ★ Jane
Extended boulder problem up the right hand arête. Either start at the base or skip the easy slab by scrambling up to the ledge at the start of Jack Horner and get straight to the business. FA: David Stephenson, Nov 2019 | 9m, 5 | |||
18 | Jack Horner
The overhanging corner on the right. FA: Dave Stephenson, Sep 2018 | 6m, 4 | |||
BBQ Crag Wok Burner | |||||
16 | ★ Hickam’s Dictum
A route can have as many variations as it damn well pleases! From the toe of the buttress follow the direct line of bolts up the face. Thin start, tricky move onto slab then jugs to the finish. It is (un)fortunately possible to escape the crux and climb up the crack to the right at a more amenable grade 13. FA: Domhnall Brannigan & Jim Duff, 12 Nov 2020 | 14m, 5 | |||
13 | Crabtree’s Bludgeon
A variation really. Right line using crack to avoid crux of HD - same bolts can be clipped FA: Domhnall Brannigan & Jim Duff, 12 Nov 2020 | 14m, 5 | |||
BBQ Crag Shadow Wall | |||||
14 | ★ Keep Calm and Carry On
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18 | ★ Rising Right
A girdle traverse from the start of Storm(y) in a D-Cup up to the lower offs on Shady Deals. An absolute hoot, as much of a challenge for the second as the leader. Start as per Storm(y) in a D-Cup, up this for 3 bolts then across at this level till pulling up over the break on Shadow Play, traverse across to Shady Deals and up to its finish. FA: Neale Smith & Bob Bull, Sep 2018 | 20m, 10 | |||
16 | ★ Stormy(y) in a D Cup
On the left side of the the steepening wall behind the big tree root. Thoughtful and fun. FA: Neale Smith & Bob Bull, Sep 2018 | 16m, 7 | |||
18 | ★ Annica
What a surprise - thin start followed by good climbing to the top. FA: Stu Scott, Sep 2018 | 17m, 7 | |||
17 | ★ Enemy of the People
Starts on the left side of the wall, with the crux moves coming in the initial steeper section and a thinnish move at the very top. FA: Stu Scott, Aug 2018 | 18m, 7 | |||
18 | ★ Witch Hunt
Some thin moves through the first section, followed by pleasant climbing up the head-wall. Very worthwhile. FA: Stu Scott, Aug 2018 | 18m, 7 | |||
17 | ★★ Deep State
Classic of the crag. Sustained interesting climbing the whole way. Excellent. FA: Tony McKenny & Bob Bull, Aug 2018 | 19m, 7 | |||
15 | ★★ Shadowplay
Lovely climbing passing a series of small overhangs on the right side of the wall. FA: Tony McKenny, Aug 2018 | 19m, 9 | |||
15 | ★★ Shady Deals
Entertaining climbing up the arete with a cut loose move to boot! FA: Bob Bull & Stu Scott, Aug 2018 | 20m | |||
19 | ★ Shady Deals Variant
Up the groove to the right of Shady Deals to join at bolt 3. FA: Stu Scott & Bob Bull, Aug 2018 | 20m | |||
19 | ★ Rising Left
A right to left rising traverse that is quite sustained. Climb Shady Deals Variant to SD bolt 3, then keep moving left, clipping the 3rd bolts of Shadowplay, Deep State, and Witch Hunt. A few thin moves here lead to the 4th bolt of Enemy of the People, the 5th bolt of Annica, the 6th bolt of Storm(y), then the last bolt and loweroffs of Keep Calm. FA: Dave Stephenson & Neal Smith, Oct 2018 | 25m, 8 | |||
BBQ Crag Matchbox Wall | |||||
16 | Missing Yorick
Straight up from the little alcove at the bottom. FA: July 2020, Gabriel Kinzler & Emalisa White, 8 Jul 2020 | 7m, 3 | |||
17 | Allumette
Straight up starting on top of the pile of rocks. Don’t use chossy corner of death. FA: Gabriel Kinzler & Emalisa White, 8 Jul 2020 | 7m, 3 | |||
Carpark Crag | |||||
30 | ★★ Move
The king line for this crag, non stop intense climbing from the ground to the anchors. FA: Garry Phillips, 2019 | ||||
30 | ★★ Move Right
Right hand finish, maybe slightly harder. FA: Garry Phillips | ||||
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Riverside | |||||
21 | ★ Copperhead
The short, steep arete. FA: Jon Nermut, Jan 2018 | 10m, 3 | |||
22 | ★ The Tiger Snake
The left arete of the main face. Do a high stick clip to protect the bouldery start on the right, then head left past a big heuco to the arete and up. FA: Jon Nermut & Dave Humphries, 2017 | 12m | |||
21 | ★★ Streamline
Continually steepening grey streak about 5m right of left arete of main face. FA: Roger Parkyn, Nov 2017 | 15m | |||
23 | ★ The Diving Board
To the right of the central cave. Reachy but straightforward cracking to a good rest, then an intense sequence up the overhanging bulge. Tough to onsight. FA: Dave & Dave Humphries, Jan 2018 | 15m | |||
22 | ★ Grey Goshawk
FA: Dave Humpries & Jon Nermut, 2017 | 15m | |||
18 | ★ Currawong
Start as for Grey Goshawk, then head right up juggy wall FA: Jon Nermut, Jan 2018 | 15m, 6 | |||
24 | ★ The Ogoh Ogoh
Bouldery start, leads to an easier finish, stick clip the first bolt FA: Jon Nermut & Dave humpries, Jul 2019 | 8m, 4 | |||
23 | ★ Eastern Quoll
Thin start, heads right at the break and finishes up spotted tail quoll FA: Dave Humphries & Jon Nermut, Oct 2017 | 12m, 5 | |||
19 | ★ Spotted Tail Quoll
FA: Dave Humphries & Jon Nermut, Oct 2017 | 12m, 5 | |||
19 | ★ Thylacine
Hard start difficult to read easy finish FA: Jon Nermut & Dave humpries, Jul 2019 | 10m | |||
19 | ★ Tussock Skink
FA: Jon Nerm & Dave hump, Jul 2019 | 10m, 4 | |||
Fire Wall | |||||
17 | ★★ The Arsonist
Slab and headwall just to the left of where the track meets the cliff. FA: Jon Nermut & Dave Humphries, Jan 2018 | 12m | |||
17 | ★ Lucifer
Scramble up left of the bouldery start of Lucifer Direct, and stretch right to clip the high first bolt. As for Lucifer Direct. FA: Stuart Scott & Tony Mckenny, 2017 | 18m | |||
22 | ★ Lucifer Direct
Arete with bouldery start just left of where access track meets the cliff. FA: Stuart Scott, 2017 | 18m | |||
27 | ★ An apple a day keeps the Canadians away
Where the track meets the cliff, up the left side of the overhang. Starting left of the first bolt, come back right and blast up the short, thin arete. FA: Ryan Sklenica, 2019 | 10m | |||
22 | Two for the Price of Nothing
Start on good holds in break a metre or two left of unquenched. Dino for the jug and finish up unquenched. Best to have first few bolts of UQ clipped first. FA: Simon Bischoff, 2020 | 8m | |||
23 | ★★ Quenched
Shares the same powerful start of unquenched, then traverses leftwards along the seam and finishes over the bulge with a mantle finish, only has one u at the end of the climb probably need to back jump to clean anmyway, or second up. FA: Ryan Sklenica, Feb 2019 | 8m, 5 | |||
21 | ★★ Unquenched
Start just left of the crackline. Crank leftwards onto the overhanging rounded arête, then up and over bulge via pockets and horizontals to slab (DBB). Lower off, or step right to finish as for Welcome to the Dark Ages. FA: Owen Gervasoni, Jul 2017 | 8m, 4 | |||
22 | ★★ Welcome to the Dark Ages
Start up the prominent crack line. A tricky layback sequence leads to the overlap. Make a technical traverse 4m left then finish up the pillar / arête feature to DBB. FA: Owen Gervasoni, Aug 2017 | 19m, 9 | |||
26 | ★ Hold Back the Rain
The short slab of immaculate stone under the roof requires steel fingers and some fancy footwork. FA: Owen Gervasoni, Jul 2019 | 8m, 4 | |||
19 | ★ Branded and Shackled
Bouldery start as for Glowing Embers, but continue straight up through overhang to a slopey anchor clip. FA: Owen Gervasoni, Jul 2017 | 10m, 5 | |||
22 | ★★ Glowing Embers
On the left end of the main overhanging 'Fire Wall'. Boulder up the short left arete then trend right on immaculate rock to a rest at the base of a pillar. Up pillar to roof, and a strenuous pull on flakes. FA: Owen Gervasoni, May 2017 | 18m, 9 | |||
27 | ★★ Flash Point
Climb gambit but at second last bolt head left via. a big move for a slightly easier finish. FA: Garry Phillips, 2017 | 18m | |||
27 | ★★ Gambit
Start as for firewall but head left and up the sustained headwall. FA: Garry Phillips, 2017 | 18m | |||
26 | ★★ Fire Wall
The left line of bolts on the main overhang FA: Garry Phillips, 2017 | 18m | |||
24 | ★★ Fire Starter
The line up the middle of the main overhang, right of fire wall. FA: Garry Phillips, 2017 | 18m, 9 | |||
26 | ★★ Thor's Hammer
Right of fire starter, solid tick for the grade. FA: Garry Phillips, 2017 | 17m | |||
28 | ★★ Fawks
Adam Bogus's old line. Up hanging courner then traverse right and pull the roof. Chill on the ledge and pull a funky boulder to the chains. FA: Alex Hartshorne, Sep 2019 | ||||
28 | ★★★ Fawks Direct
Up Fawks to break but instead of busting the weird boulder, move right into Firestorm and pull some big moves up the hanging arete. Brilliant. FA: Alex Hartshorne, Sep 2019 | ||||
26 | ★★ Firestorm
Direct start to fawks, less pumpy, more bouldery. Better, more sustained finished to trend right at the top but can be finished up fawks original as well. FA: G. Phillips, 2019 | ||||
Unnamed 405
project gaz | |||||
19 | Knot-Hot
At the top of the pillar there is a short steep juggy line. Description is as the name infers, but if your new to it all it will probably be enjoyable, There is a fixed handline to the belay, you can be lowered all the way to the ground after threading the anchors make sure your rope is long enough and you knot the end. FA: Dan Johnson, May 2020 | 10m, 7 | |||
12 | ★ Deputy Warden
Featured steep slab near right end of wall. FA: Owen Gervasoni, Sep 2017 | 8m, 5 | |||
14 | ★ The Towering Inferno
Steep and exposed. Up corner system to level with anchors on Deputy Warden, then blast up the steep wall to the right. FA: Owen Gervasoni, Sep 2017 | 18m, 11 | |||
23 | ★ Floodland
FA: Owen Gervasoni, 2017 | 16m, 8 | |||
23 | Hot Metal & Methadrine
FA: Owen Gervasoni, 2017 | 25m, 12 | |||
North Ridge | |||||
21 | ★★ Stellas climb
The orange streak. Glorious jug hauling leads to a harder finish FA: Jon Nermut, DAve Humpries & Dave Humpries, Oct 2018 | 15m, 8 | |||
20 | ★ Fake News
The wall to the right of Stella's Climb. FA: Jon Nermut & Dave Humpries, Oct 2018 | 15m, 8 | |||
20 | ★ Sunbeam
Interesting climbing on the left side of the turret. FA: Jon Nermut & Dave Humpries, Sep 2018 | 15m, 9 | |||
22 | ★★ Tough Love
Nice moves up the bulging arête, with the crux at the top. For full value start at the base and avoid stepping right onto the block. FA: David Stephenson & Neale Smith, Nov 2019 | 12m, 7 | |||
21 | ★★ Valentine
Finger crack then thin face on left side of buttress. Start from high ledge (there is a belay bolt), or belayer can stay on the ground. FA: Neale Smith & Bob Bull, Feb 2019 | 17m, 8 | |||
17 | ★★★ A Bit on the Side
A Sand River classic. This wall and arete looks many grades harder from the ground, and offers great moves and positions. Thin traverse right to gain the glorious arete. FA: Bob Bull & Neale Smith, Feb 2019 | 20m, 9 | |||
20 | ★★ Unrequited
A fine climb up the left side of the front of the buttress, with a couple of crux sections. FA: Neale Smith, David Stephenson & Bob Bull, Sep 2019 | 25m, 11 | |||
18 | ★★ Romance is All in the Wrist
A great mix of styles up the right side of the prominent buttress. Holds appear when desired. Will improve with age FA: Jon Nermut & Dave Humpries, Oct 2018 | 25m, 10 | |||
20 | ★★ Lars and the Real Girl
The corner system on the south facing right side of the buttress. Physical climbing up the initial corner, then tough laybacking around the roof let with poor feet. FA: Neal Smith & Bob Bull, Feb 2019 | 21m | |||
20 | ★ Hysterical
Engaging and varied climbing, with a mix of steep moves, technical mantles, and thin face climbing FA: Dave Humphries & Jon Nermut, Nov 2018 | 15m, 10 | |||
18 | ★ Smokey Bear Mode
Steep climbing on jugs that keep appearing when you need them. FA: Jon Nermut & Dave Humphries, Nov 2018 | 15m, 6 | |||
22 | Lactic Limit
Short powerful overhang. FA: Dave Humphries & Jon Nermut, Dec 2018 | 8m, 6 | |||
20 | ★ Be Good...Or Don't Get Caught
The overhanging crack. Steep and exciting climbing on good rock. FA: Matt Crawford & Tony McKenny, Sep 2019 | 12m, 7 | |||
21 | Point The Bone
FA: N Smith & Bob Bull, Mar 2021 | 14m, 7 | |||
16 | Voodoo Child
FA: Bob Bull, Bob Bull & N Smith, 2020 | 14m, 7 | |||
19 | Black Cat Bone
FA: N Smith & Bob Bull, 6 Nov 2022 | 14m, 7 | |||
16 | On the Horizon
FA: Neale Smith & Bob Bull, Jan 2020 | 12m, 4 | |||
19 | ★ Kangaroos and Dreams
FA: Neale Smith & Bob Bull, Jan 2020 | 12m, 6 | |||
19 | ★ The Squeeze
FA: Bob Bull & Neale Smith, Jan 2020 | 12m, 6 | |||
18 | ★ Buena Vista Social Club
FA: Neale Smith & Bob Bull, Jan 2020 | 12m, 5 | |||
21 | ★ Invasion Day
Follow the crack up to the first bolt. One spicy move leads to fun grade 18 clmbing. | 12m, 5 | |||
Colosseum Area Superunknown Buttress | |||||
22 | ★ Dangeresque
Start on the stepped ledge. Clip the first bolt on Cleganebowl then head for the arete. FA: Dave Humphries, Jul 2017 | 10m, 6 | |||
22 | ★ Cleganebowl
Get hype. The smaller buttress to the left of the wall provides good steep climbing. FA: Jon Nermut, Aug 2017 | 12m | |||
23 | ★★ De Double Doosh
Interesting technical climbing. Climb the wall, using the arête to finish. FA: Dave Humphries, Jul 2017 | 15m, 10 | |||
24 | ★ Grading Day
A great sequence of moves characterise this direct finish. Possibly an easy tick for the grade for the thin wall specialists. Start as for DDD, moving right into hanging corner at overlap. Straight up thin wall above. FA: Owen Gervasoni, Apr 2018 | 17m, 11 | |||
21 | ★★ Making the Grade
A sustained journey starting as for DDD, then climbing diagonally right above the lip of the cave and finishing at the MOM loweroff. FA: Owen Gervasoni, Apr 2018 | 19m, 12 | |||
18 | ★ Mouth of Madness
Excellent varied climbing on the wall right of the central cave. FA: Owen Gervasoni, Mar 2018 | 18m, 9 | |||
Colosseum Area Terrastomp | |||||
23 | ★ Terradactyl
Face left of terrastomp FA: Jon Nermut & Dave Humphries, May 2018 | 15m, 6 | |||
19 | ★ Terrastomp
Short arete. First route at sand river. FA: dave humphries & jon nermut, Apr 2017 | 10m, 5 | |||
20 | The Cheat
FA: Aug 2017 | 8m | |||
Colosseum Area The Colosseum | |||||
25 | ★ Nero
Very short route on the far left of the cave. FA: garry phillips, May 2017 | 7m | |||
26 | ★ Bullnose Step
First bolted line right of Hydra. Climbing starts from the ledge, stick clip the first or carefully climb to it. Not the best climbing but on amazing rock. | 15m | |||
24 | ★ Buster
Starts 3m left of Unnamed 401. Through the roof and the pleasant wall above. FFA: Garry Phillips, 2018 | 22m | |||
24 | ★★ Un Named
At the left end of the big roof is a ridiculously steep right trending weakness. Steep moves to start soon gain the obvious roof crack. Out this, and get established in the right facing corner system above. Move up and right to anchor. Classy climbing. There is a captive biner at half height to help with cleaning. FA: Garry Phillips, May 2018 | 15m, 8 |