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Grade Route Gear style Popularity
5.10d Tonka
1 5.9
2 5.10a
3 5.10d
4 5.10a
5 5.9
6 5.10c/d
7 5.9
8 5.10b

Route starts to the right of a little cave about 50m left of Gooseberry. Beware of loose rock. This is a fantastic route with each pitch being better than the last. Bring a lot of quickdraws if you intend to combine pitches.

  1. 30m of 5.9 climbing up a loose-ish corner to a belay.

  2. 20m of 10a trending right through a small corner and bulge to belay.

  3. 25m of solid 10d/11a climbing straight up leads to a ledge. This pitch is well protected and the crux can be aided or French freed if need be.

  4. 30m 10a. Keep left (Gooseberry is on the right) and and follow the bolts on up.

  5. 40m 5.9. Traverse left to a steep roof protected by bolts. There is one fixed piton but no need to clip it. Stem the roof and head up the slab, up and then right past a pair of bolts to the second pair of anchor bolts. There will be one pair of bolts to your left and a chain about 10m to your right.

  6. 30m of hard 10c/d follows the line of bolts up and right. Keep a lookout for small key holds and trust your feet. Pitch ends on a hanging belay on a detached block .

  7. 20m of 5.8 climbing. Step right off the block and follow the bolts up. This pitch is easier than it looks however it is very exposed. Head on up to chains.

  8. 30m 10b. Move left from the chains and blindly traverse past three bolts, making a few burly moves to pull over a bulge. Follow the bolts up through chert bands to chains. Belay your follower further up to gain the hikers trail to the carpark.

FA: Joe McKay, 2009

Sport 230m, 8
5.10d River Run
  1. 30 m, 5.10c or 10d

  2. 30 m, 5.10a/b

  3. 30 m, 5.7

  4. 20 m, 5.8

  5. 30m, 5.9

  6. 20m, 5.10b

  7. 30m, 5.10 a/b

  8. 30m, 5.9

  9. 15m, 5.8

Scramble up/walk off for 50m to rejoin Tunnel Mountain Hiking Trail.

FA: Chris Perry & Brian Wyvill, Aug 2016

Sport 250m, 9
Personal Pleasure Waves
5.10d Winterfell

Further hikers left from Personal Pleasure Wave, is two routes on a Chalky wall above industrial playground. Winterfell is the route climbing left. A balancey slab move gains a a face climb. Another balancey move gains a gaston to crimp to undercling in the "hole" of the wall. Climber constantly climbs to the left of the bolts and a few long draws help.

Set: Jimmy Blackhall, Sep 2015

FA: James Blackhall, Apr 2016

Sport 12m, 6
Industrial Playground
5.10d Pushin the Envelope

From the top of the moss ledge, slopery steam Crux in your face! Another mini Crux gains the small ledge under the roof. Positive holds on the roof! Enjoy the beauty chert band ontop. Great quality

FA: Kelly M

Sport 28m, 11
5.10d Lick the Stamp

Branches out from Pushing the envelope after the mini Crux gaining the small ledge under the roof. Beauty chert band above.

FA: Kelly M

Sport 27m, 11
5.10d Rest in Pieces
Sport 29m
5.10d The Promised land

Pull the super fun roof, into a intricate technical section. Long climbing on amazing chert band to finish it.

Sport 28m
Scoop Area
5.10d Sweet Spot

Blocky pinches and cool chert edges.

FA: john martin, 2005

Sport 22m, 8
Black Band
5.10c/d Fifth Business

Hard to tell the grade as it feels the same as it’s neighbour, theres two definite slabby techy moves. Sustained small edges and thin crimps

Sport 35m, 14
Hoodoo trail Boulder
V2 Boiled eggs

On the back side of the Boulder is one problem so far. Start on the far left in front of the other small "back breaker" Boulder. Sit start on the right trending rail- matched. Pull hard with good feet. Worth having two spotters on the Boulder behind.

FA: nico watson, Jimmy Blackhall & Ignacio Alveal, Mar 2016

Boulder 3m
V2 V2

The problem to the left of the front. Has the other broken boulders as a base. Not really a recommended route but who's to say what some enjoy. Has a fun move from the V shaped slopery pinch up to the slopery/crimp U shaped.

Boulder 4m
V2 The arete

Climb the far right arete, sit start facing behind the boulder. Not recommended with a back breaking fall. V1 if you stand start on the jug

Boulder 5m

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