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Grade | Route | Gear style | Popularity | ||
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V8 | ★★ Curve Ball
Esentially a more direct route to the extended line. Start as for that problem and gain the big mushroom type hold in the roof. From here fire a big move to a bad flat block in the roof and re-join the established line near the very end. All the Holds of the established are not used untill right near the end just before the big horn. Tricky, Tricky Start: As for the Extended Line FA: Daniel da Silva | 7m | |||
V8 | ★★★ Fly Ball
Start as for curve ball and make moves to the big mushroom in the roof then big move left to the lip and continue a fridge hug/compression to top out as for backburner. FA: Nathan Hingee | 7m | |||
V6 | ★ Strike Three
This problem starts as for the Established line but heads left, reversing the start of Extended line to gain the big rounded hole. Confused yet? I am. Now move around to the left face and fire up for the top of the groove to top out. Start: As for Established line FA: dan | 3m | |||
V6 | ★★ The Established Line
Sit start low in the back of the cave and follow out the obvious line of incut edges to the big horn. Slap around to the slopey top out. slighty easier if you finish a bit over right but often wet. Start: At the back of cave matched on first incut edge | 4m | |||
V7 | ★★★ The Established Ball
Start for the Established Line. Climb straight into the mushroom and finish as for Curve Ball. Drop a grade if you use holds on the established line for your feet. FA: Liam Johnston, 6 Jul 2021 | 5m | |||
V7 | ★★ The Extended Line
Crawl way down in the back of the cave, all the way down there in the little stream. Follow the rail leftish to the big pocket,then some tricky moves back right lead back into the establish line. Finish as this problem. Start: Way down the left hand side of the cave 'matched' at the base of the toilet bowel scoop. can be sit started if it's not too wet FA: dan, 2000 | 8m | |||
V5 | ★★ Back Burner
The easiest problem here and a nice one too. Basically start up Fast ball but from the big jug break left and finish up established line. Not easy Start: As for Fast ball FA: dan, 2000 | 3m | |||
V9 | ★★ Fast Ball
This is the nastiest finish going. Frustration! and it's usually wet. Start on some deep breaks at the back r/h side of the cave. Climb out to the big obvious jug now try to climb directly out the very steep roof to the rounded top out 1m right of the other problems. Uses the bad bad pinch type hold that looks like it may have broken. Heart breaking last throw to the slopers Start: Back r/h Side of cave FA: Daniel da Silva, 2007 | 3m | |||
V9 | ★★ Fast Ball Variant
As for fast ball but move left through poor holds to slap out the blunt left hand little 'Arete' of the cave. Still avoids using any holds from the established line for your hands especially the huge jug on the lip. Start: Sit start as for 'Back Burner' FA: Daniel da Silva, 2000 | 4m | |||
V10 | ★★ Screwball
Start as for 'Curve Ball' and finish as for 'Fast Ball' or 'Fast Ball Variant'. Harder than 'Bases Loaded' but not enough for an upgrade. | 8m | |||
V10 | ★★★ Bases Loaded
Start: As for Extened Line and link into all of fast ball or fast ball variant from the back ledge. Does not use any of the finish holds of 'Extended line' The big lip jug is off! FA: Daniel da Silva, 2000 | 8m | |||
V8 | ★ Mexican Wave
Start at 'back burner' and reverse the 'established line' and come back up via 'Curve Ball' and finish as for that problem. | 10m | |||
V9 | ★ heavy hitter
Start on right most jug and dyno to the lip. Mantle straight over. FA: Mattias Braach-Maksvytis, 15 Dec 2015 | ||||
V9 | ★★ Batter up
Start as for established line and head to right big dinner plate jug. Then head straight out through small crimps and an undercling near the lip in the middle of the lip. FA: Michael Tonon, 2012 | 4m | |||
V10 | ★ All bases reloaded
Start as for extended line but finish as for batter up FA: michael tonon, 14 Oct 2014 | 7m |
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