Ascents in Oceania as various tick types by Phil Ward

Nice smeary, fingery between BR 1 and 2. Overhang at top also a good challenge.

Really easy going - would be a good lead for a novice.

A fun roof, pity about overgrown chossy start

An easy romp - perfect for beginner lead.

Great first multi-pitch ascent. Easy going all the way, and well protected.

Watch out for the summer sun - not a lot of shade. Bring plenty of water.

Slippery in the rain.

Worth doing the variant finish - the rest of SD won't tire you out too much for this.

Trivial first pitch, but gets better over the roof to top-out on the second

Good slab climb to overhang, then 3 committing moves to rings.

Good slab climb to overhang, then 3 committing moves to rings.

Quite run out at times.

1st to 3rd BR is very thin. Unusual for the grade, but great climbing!

Seriously dirty after the dust storm

Very thin start then easy sustained climbing. The variant finish is much easier than E, but is more run-out without the standard route's top bolt.

Zero exposure - quite disappointing. It's the scrunched up nature of the traverse that provides the difficulty. One of those climbs that looks more impressive from the ground, unfortunately.

Hard going in the runout between bolts

A fantastic climb with some fine committing moves

Not as challenging as Sync

Loads of bomber hand holds. Good clean fun.

The cam placement mentioned in the guide looked pretty flakey to me, which is a great pity because this line has all the makings of a total classic. Oh, for a bolt!

The juggiest holds known to man.

That cave is a pretty sweet belay station

The very homemade hardware is an interesting touch.

Can't say I'm really sold on this one - doesn't have the 'flow' that a lot of better climbs in the area have. Of course, YMMV.

The very homemade hardware is an interesting touch.

Shows how a great route can be ruined by a cheap bolting job

Loads of bomber hand holds. Good clean fun.

Fun and slabby

Vintage slab climbing

A challenging start and pleasant finish - tough for 15

Reachy and enjoyable, with a thin start

Reachy trad section above the bolts

Sparse difficult beginning moves, but great for it!

Tough from the very beginning to the second bolt. Super fingery and unprotected start.

Typical of most climbs on this wall - fingery slabs between horizontal breaks for cams. Nice moves.

Sparse difficult beginning moves, but great for it!

Sparse difficult beginning moves, but great for it!

Funny for 16 - take care with pro after last bolt.

Juggy

The worst bolting effort I have EVER seen!

Worst bolting effort I have EVER seen on a route!

The best of the three roofs. Bring some small wires for the crack.

Some well connected moves.

Certainly appropriately named. The top mantle is awkward but well protected; the start is cumbersome. Not hugely satisfying.

Thinness between BR1-2 is the crux.

Bring a cam to protect after BR2

Thinness between BR1-2 is the crux.

A very thin start past the first two bolts - but he is the smearer after all!

Flared, sandy breaks make for some dubious cam placements - you're happier when you clip those bolts!

Tough fingery/feature-sparse wall over the first bolt. Once you've passed that, plain sailing!

Easy climbing just like Jezebel - not as well protected though.

Very hard start if you aren't tall, strenuous past the ring bolt, then fairly easy after.

Unprotected all the way to the bolt before the top-out. The microcam placement the guide mentions is wishful thinking.

A great first pitch and an enjoyable chimney

Quite chossy, great pro in crack.

Tricky start past first bolt.

Very easy up the ramp - head up the face to the left for a bit more of a challenge.