Nodes in Pretty End Ridge

Mostly sport climbing on dolerite pillars with a few trad routes thrown in. There is still a little room for development, especially some easier trad lines.

Beautiful chasm/cave feature with a tall mossy cliff.

On the far LHS of the cliff line. Balancy and sometimes awkward climbing

Good moves up the sharp edged crack. well protected

To the right of the big corner crack on the left side of the cliff is a line of bolts up a faint weakness, beginning in a short corner with a finger crack. Nice climbing up the finger crack and face to the small overlap where the hard climbing begins. A series of powerful, awesome moves up to the anchors

The amphitheater up and to the left of twin seams buttress

Prominent right leaning jam crack with a couple layback moves and a strenuous crux

Some thin slab climbing with a frustratingly tenuous crux, before a Juggy cruise to the anchors

Largest buttress in the area, with twin seems running up it, just to the left of Sugar Glider Wall

Right Leaning easy angled slab on far right hand end of Buttress

Superb climbing requiring both solid technique and a bit of strength, lay off the thin seam before pulling powerfully into the corner.

Did Gerry cross the line with this one? You decide. Start up Ethical Murder for the first 3 bolts, them head right out across face to gain the ramp. layback the ramp till you meet up with holding the line. dyno up to a hold to the left of the crack then jug haul to the top.

The best climb on the crag, up the challenging seam, With good but fiddly gear, don’t be tempted to head out to the bolts on the face to the left!

The seam to the right of holding the line, fully bolted. Head up the seam at about grade 21, then into a diabolical crux at the second last bolt

On the slabby stand alone pinnacle directly across from the twin seams buttress. some nice easy slabbing with a couple of technical moves

This is the first wall that you arrive at, the track will place you almost at the base of “Molasses”

The short arete on the far LHS of the wall, a couple of intriguing moves

Alluring looking finger crack that is much more technical than it appears, well protected

Up the blank right facing open book corner, technical stemming up the corner until some jugs are reached near the top

starting at a large right-trending flake. Lovely moves at about grade 22 to half-height then sticky fingers required for a series of thin crimps and gaston moves, before trending right for a tricky conclusion up to the anchors.

The deeply excavated wide crack you arrive at on the track, some nice layback moves, on some larger gear, belay from tree at top.

Closed project To the right of molasses