Routes as boulder in Walyunga National Park

Nice warm up climb

Face to the right of the warm up arete. Sit start and up using crimps. Escaping left early at the end will bring dishonor to your family. Variant going direct from the start holds up to the shelf and then up is V4.

Contrived. Follow the edge avoiding using the golden face.

Sit start project on the Tumblebum boulder.

Crouch start to long stretch. Avoid scoop on right.

Sit start and up the feature to a desperate mantle. Left boulder is out, V1/2 with left boulder.

located to the left of tall arete. Start matched on thin ledge.

Highball. Stand start on the right on crack and escape around the arete. Originally V4 but a hold has since broken near the start.

Stand start at the scoop and up using the arete. Awesome feature. https://youtu.be/-Z5LUm1ZB_s

has it been done? chalk on start holds and some chalk burn up high...

Up from The Question... looks doable

Start low on side pull with one hand can utilize palm down or one finger hold from behind. Technical moves, awesome climb

Sit start with low left hand guppy and right handjam. Rad problem up atypically blocky granite. Scary due to landing.

Slab and faint crack.

Up the bulges

Sit start on the bulge and up the arete to the horizontal break. Escape right to top out as with #3. Direct is still a project. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kNgo_J81jU&feature=youtu.be

Stand start on crimps up up the clean face. Awesome feature. Highball. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kNgo_J81jU&feature=youtu.be

Up the obvious crack. Classic.

Up the face, awkward moves to start.

Up the arete. Grade unknown

Sit start on good sidepull and up. Tricky feet.

The arete? Grade unknown

The right arete

Highball

Face of pillar start low. Fall area not so good

Start on low crimps straight up no dabs on blocks behind.

Stand start match on jug straight up

Start on two opposite side pull crimps and up.

Sit start low, slap up the prow to a hard transition to the jugs on the right. Bit grovely... https://vimeo.com/28658627

Top out - adds a massive move off bad feet to the slopey lip and a sketchy top out. Adds at least a grade or two... Make your you have some spotters for this one!

Sit start up to cool moves with flake and pinch. Doesn't top out....yet. https://vimeo.com/28658627

Sit start matched on the flat rail on the left. Rad sequence with awesome features. Most of the difficulty is in the opening moves to gain the undercling. Has been toped out wedged between the fin and the face. (Andys original FA was done as a drop off, and the top out was added by Clinton Martinengo in 2016). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ma-CBohLw5g

Up the slab and then crack

Sit start to highball. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJgo-T3-LuA

Awesome slab to the right of the highball problem. All holds from climbs to either side are out.

Well featured slab, hard to read. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oG8OxNW6_jE

Sit start on good flat left hand rail.

Up the crack on the left of this boulder.

Central face of this boulder

Right hand arete

Left hand arete.

Start with left hand on the sloped face and right hand on low undercling. Powerful first move and wild barndoor to hold. https://vimeo.com/28658627

Start on the jugs then trend right to topout. https://vimeo.com/228912467

Sit start on the left side and follow the vague arete trending right to top.

https://youtu.be/MaJpQ4Ec_4Y

Direct start up the middle of the face and finishing as Worthless.

Straight up the face right of Worth Less.

Stand start on horizontal break. Abrasive.

Traverse right to top out at the end.

Sit start

Thin slab

Sit start to Expectations

V1

Sit start project

Start on low side pull can utilize lower undercling straight up to top out

https://youtu.be/OlJwMOLcqls

Start on side pull and travel up and left only using the two boulders, exit left side of bulge at top.

https://youtu.be/CKRFJsxMVEs

Classic slab moves to a big committing move up top. Stand start on lowest part of jug.

Sit start matched on a left hand side pull and move up through the scoop using the flakes.