The obvious steep hand crack on the left in the main descent gully. Starts just above large drop to bottom of cliff, best to traverse 10m to base of crack system
18m (18) Steep jamming up twin cracks to a ledge
27m (18) Crux. Layback up the obvious flake then up and over ledges to finish
From the belay of Awanawan, step right and continue up the steep, thin hand crack, which gradually widens into a few off width moves (#4 cam useful). Can be easily linked with the first pitch. Subtract a star in the likely case that the dried moss and lichen hasn't been brushed in a while.
About 70m north of the lookout (right as you face the gorge), rap to the base of the cliff. The line is obvious as the left hand line of a big tram line of cracks.
55m (22) Thin hand jamming and finger locking to ledge on left.
30m (18) Up short corner to next ledge, then up twin crack with steep offwidth on left and finger crack on right.
Thin hands, left of Salmonella crack. Can traverse right into SC to finish at a number of points or climb as a fully independent 50 m ptich (top half is pretty mellow).
A companion route to Divine Comedy, it’s the route in the crack to the left that you abseil over from the block with the cord. Start from belay ledge 20m above ground. Narrow hands into widening crack. Wider but less sustained than DC. At least triples from 0.75 to 4, preferably more. Finishes on ledge 25 m from top of cliff.
Abseil 15 m down the east side of the detached pinnacle about 15 metres east of old ruined lookout and swing out and left to a small ledge and DBB on the face of the pinnacle.
Climb the arête to the roof and step left onto the sidewall. Make a long reach to the next break and traverse right on jams. Bear hug up the top arête via great moves.
On the east facing wall, 50 metres down the gully that leads to Henry Barber Buttress, about 150m east of the lookout, GDA 0443747 5386913, is a blank arête with five glued carrots leading to a dead white tree. Make some very entertaining moves to a respite at half height, then some radical barn door laybacking to the top.
