Routes in Drysdale Hills Boulders

7m downhill R of SP, weakness near L end of boulder,2 bolt belay.

3m R of EAT, bouldery start, scoop,L ,2 bolt belay.

Sit start with the left hand in the left flake, and the right hand in the right flake. Please resist the urge to have both hands in the bigger left flake. Make the pull up to the pinch and bump it quickly to the tiny pebble. Heel hook to glory. A very low ball problem that takes a surprising amount of energy. Great views of the surrounding area from this spot.

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbFnK66JC_U

LH side of flake, horizontal, face and scoop L.

Sit start of the left side of the boulder. Pull up onto the holds of the cool looking rock, and top it out.

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_Y4cG77OpY

4m R of Suture, RH side of flake, arete.

200m R of Lesion, rectangular face with chimney/offwidth

120m R of TU, large block against slab, chimney to blocks

Corner just R of Small change

The left hand arete.

Has currently only a single carrot bolt on top. L most pinnacle, mount the ledge, L BR, R, BR,

Crack right of One's a Crowd

3m R of Porkulance, flake/seam. BR belay

Left edge of the right slab. Up slab to bolt and step right to finish.

Classic of the area. Left to right diagonal crack which can be seen all the way from the road. Looks a piece of cake from below, but actually some pumpy crack climbing. No anchor on top so you need to get your belayer to anchor the rope to a tree on the other side of the block.

Middle of right hand slab.

A little squeezed in but the climbing makes it worth it. 2m right of Tres Hombres, start matched on a crimp above head height. Follow 3 FH's up the steepest and tallest part of the wall. Go a little left passing the 3rd bolt, then right and over the nose.