Routes in The Inner Circle

Just right of “Soft Pockets”’ on the blank looking wall. Hard move to pop to a multitude of mono's (swing start ok) and then to up via a slightly better micro-pocket!

1m left of “Granulate”. Up through bulge.

Start low, matched off the diagonal edge. See also “Weighting Gains”.

Sit start just right of ‘effervescence”, (just left of tree), using the flake embedded into the ground for your left Hand and feet, and the edge for your right Hand. Steep start up into “Effervescence”.

Very easy scoop, although there is a reachy move.

A fun challenge, no hands up the slabby crack.

Left of "Little Kid's Mantle".

Sit-start laying off the good flake, just right of the stump. Up, without moving too far left.

Great thin face on vague arete starting just to the right of small tree on opposing high slopey holds. Slap for jug then mantle up and left.

Tall black slab just right of Cruise Control.

Classic line just L of Best In Tension, sharing some holds.

in the middle of the overhung face using horizontal break.

Nice start. From the ledge finish L.

The slab 6m to the left of “Jostling”

Start 2m right of "Bum Crack" with a high slopey left-hand pinch, and a bad lower right-hand hold. Paste your feet and up to some slopes and a tricky mantle. Stack mats or blocks to reach the left-hand start hold if you are too short - see "The right cheek high start".

Eliminate the block for your feet on Sydney Six.

1.5m R. Start crouched off small RH sidepull and incut tooth for LH, slap holds on lip and launch for the massive flake back a bit, (or mantle). See also Groin Strain Variant.

Obvious easy flake crack.

Starts in center left of slab, moving up and out left to a small foothold and then up.

1m left of “Slip Toe Ridge”. A short slab.

Same as “The Good Shorts” but traverse all the way to almost the end of the boulder.

Continue "Fall from Grace" left along the slopey lip till you reach the other arete and mantle here.

Arete from a stand sticking to the left-hand side. Some crispy holds but they can be avoided.

Sit-start on edges at lip, single mantle move to easy top out.

Just left of The Lunge (when walking to The Cow Paddock). Up and left from horizontal holds to jugs and straight up.

Climb the tree root through the steepness, pinch like a demon.

Nice moves starting off obvious flake handhold.

The arete from the right-hand side.

The face with opposing gastons and up. Starts with a few mats stacked to reach the higher left-hand gaston.

Just R of “Best in Show” Start off bad RH sidepull and high LH edge. Up to obvious cluster of small edges then move L and up.

“Spiderman” started directly under the finishing holds.

Nice face with chunky holds.

Same as "False Pretences" but starting off lower holds (crouched start) for a hard problem.

Sit start on LH arete and up, moving R to flake at the top and then mantle. Good, with lots of moves for its height.

Using the block for feet, start a couple of moves lower on Sydney Six. (See original guidebook).

Very easy. Up on nice nice holds to jugs at top. Starts R of the loose flake.

Sit-start at the base of the corner, (right side of the block). Move technically up and left onto the slab to finish at the flake crack.

The blank face with the good starting hold at about half height. This and a pathetic slope are it though. Harvey's Marbles first V5 problem.

Start as for “Monster of Rock”, only takes the low traverse option after the first few moves. Big sideways move off the huge flake to small edges, then to jug. From jug continue as for “Monster of Rock”.

Same as “The Good Shorts” but alternatively go straight up and left from the sit-start.

Sit-start on right arête, and then traverse left along the lip, (not using obvious jug over the top), continuing around the left-hand arête and mantle just around the corner.

From the high twin edges straight up. Stack mats or jump if needed.

Right foot on the low side pull, mantle up and continue up the slab.

Starts 1m left of "Bum Crack". Up from cluster of small edges to slopey pinch and a hard mantle.

Short hard thin slab 1.5m right of “Mr Bastard”, and just left of hanging tree roots. High starting holds.

Face and arete moving up and left, at the top to finish as for “Sprung”. Doesn't use the obvious flake hold.

Arete from left-hand side.

Tackles the rooflet straight on. From the starting jug move up right into the roof and straight up to the top. Classic fun!

5m right of tree with the brown water streak. Hardest of these slabs.

Linked with “The Ashes”.

RH sidepull/LH undercling. Up slabby arete.

Alternative start to "Pull Hard". Start without the flake.

Desperate thin and slopey RH arete, starting from LH side. Hard move to get chunky sidepull, followed by a blank top section.

Sit-start to “Mr Bastard”. A great problem that's often tried, seldom sent.

2m R of 'A'. Good holds lead to an easy mantle. First done in the rain.

Corner to the top.

Starts just to the right of “Strictly Ballroom” above the big diagonal foothold. Up on multiple mono pockets. Balancy and tough.

Start low on jugs. Move up and left to join "No Sleep to Brooklyn” at the top

Variant to “More Value For Your Crag”. Start sitting on the block in the middle and mantle straight up via some slopers.

Start just to the right of “Timeout”, with both hands using the small roof as an undercling. Pull on and throw up and left for the flake and finish up this.

A little contrived, but up avoiding the jugs left and right.

Starting right of the tree, squeeze up the dihedral onto the boulder then continue up the slab.

A balancy crack and face climbing to a slope at the top with a pleasant top out. Classic. See Bum Crack Sit-start for a slightly harder problem.

Just right of “More Mats Please” and tree roots. Move up and right to arete.

Slightly scary downhill facing arete and face starting just left of the tree. Be careful of landing.

Face just right of arete, without using the arete.

Sit-start the left-hand arete of the steepness. Starts with right-hand pinch and left-hand on arete. Up into Global. Two pads used for the sit-start on first ascent.

6.5 m right of tree. Up to the left-hand of the small flakes at the top of the wall.

Mantle straight above the block, avoiding the jugs out left and right.

From a good foothold, dynamic move up and L. See also “Superwolf Variant”

Alternative start to "Pull Hard". Start just to th left with left-hand sidepull.

Starts just R of the arete, using arete and face holds to move up and diagonally R.

Weird. Starts just R of "Mike Delta X-Ray" with LH on obvious sidepull and RH on obvious hold. Up and out R, starting off a small block or stacked mats to reach LH sidepull.

2m R of "Slippery When Wet". Fun slab problem up featured wall with almost perfect rock and weird nubbins. Through small tree branch at top.

Contrived problem up wall just to the right of the corner staying away from holds in the the corner.

The small corner on the downhill face starting from the left. The hard sit start is the obvious line and is yet to go.

Sit-start on jugs moving left on slopers. Watch your back on the block!

Variant of The Oddity. Start from ground level and go up the left-hand side of the vertical face, just right of the block and arête.

A nice sit start on the obvious double undercling block, moving L to finish.

Up from good edges.

Sit-start from lowest point of arete. Move directly up on large pinches and crimps onto slab and finish.

Same as "Bum Crack" but with the obvious sit start.

Starts between “More Mats Please” and “Mr Stupid”. Low crouched start with left hand on the curving undercling flake, and right hand on the tiny edge. Move up via good left-hand edge and slopey right-hand pinch, then a crux slap left for a better hold and straight up.

Easy mantle with another interesting landing.

Don't ever bother, but if say, everything else is being climbed: Very close to the ground. Undercut sit-start off obvious slopey hold in front of small tree. Watch your feet.

Sit-start just right of "Globalisation Left" on the low edge. One of Harvey's hardest problems. See the original guidebook for the starting holds.

8m right of tree. Up to the RH of the small flakes at the top of the wall.

Traverse L from just L of the "Go Go Gadget Gaston" to finish up as for "Jason's Problem". Good warm up.

An arete with fantastic body tension.

Alternative start to "Pull Hard". Start way to the right at "Shuck and Jive" and traverse left.

Starts on uphill arete, directly over the badly located flake embedded in the ground, (don't use this). From slopes move to top and mantle.

RHV of Imported Products. Start with your LH on the obvious sharp incut. Paste a foot and jump start up and R, then a slopey finish coming back L.

1m R of "Cicada Cravings". Nice short cruisy problem.

Arete right of corner from either side.

The blocky arête between 'Live's Pockets' and 'Soft Pockets'. Up via a very cool right-hand pinch at the crux.

Stand start just left of “Present Tense” with high right-hand hold. Not very good.

Reverse direction of Training Day.

The mantle from the scoop just R.

From good edge (with your left hand) move up and right