Routes as boulder in Mount Wellington

Up central crack.

Slab on R side of Yellow Dot Boulder

SDS - LH line up spaced jugs to top out

20m uphill from Res Gestae, is a boulder with a sharp detatched flake up top. Climb the central line.

SDS. Sitstart off the block, and climb the thin face to the left of the overhanging crack

Sit start the front of the left hand pinnacle is a very hard looking 30 degree overhanging finger crack. Hard to grade V6-V9?

On the wall left of The Horn start at the left end head up to the scoop then to the top. Pikers version is V0. Landing is OK with two mats.

Start in the hollow below the left arete of The Horn. Move up to delicate moves on the arete and the top jugs. The stand start is a grade easier.

The right hand arete of the right hand pinnacle. There are quite a few variations of this quite nice problem: One starts on the left and goes to the top at the arete (using whatever) and the other (the original and most obvious line) starts on the right. Also on the right side one can climb the face (heading slightly up right instead of left to the arete). All are about the same grade.

Nice diagonal flake 5m left of Heart shaped box.

SDS. Right edge of short face, 2.5m left of Chicken wings to hell.

High ball crack line. Don't pull off the loose blocks, they're not that loose and you don't need to pull on them..

Same start as Period of Transition, but head left and up the slopers.

The belly of the incredible, near horizontal pillar. Hang start at the back of the column using the obvious sloper on the left and right hand low on the ok slopey rail on the right. Get a heel up and climb out the column, topping out at the very end by pinching your way up the arête to gain the lip.

Three stars if enjoy 4m of fully horizontal fist crack. Great training for something.

Precise climbing up a 90 degree arete at the edge of the ampitheatre. Landing is a steep slope, so bring a couple of pads and a spotter shaped like a bowling pin. From the base of Atlantis, face the city. Walk forward and slightly right, till at the edge of the ampitheatre. Either rap in (gear in crack at back of block) or throw down pads and scramble in.

SDS the left hand arete

SDS the right hand arete. Stand start is ~V3

Up the middle of the slab 30m right of the Lost block

Left side of face

Arete and slab to left

Nice slab with good edges right of arete

Little pinnacle to the right

SDS. Thin shallow crack in middle of face of boulder right at top of hill. Only use crack

The very slopey bulge, head up and right.

Stand start to the right, up to incut then long balancey reach to top

SDS to Passchendaele

Thin vertical cracks up face. Originally Stand (v3), now sit.

SDS. Up flakes

SDS. Up front of prow

Corner

Sitstart on rail then straight up on slopes

Sitstart on rail then right around arete on slopes then up. Dont use jugs at top until the finish

SDS off jug then left to arete and up, avoid block

Traverse horizontal break from far right around arete then up

SDS. 15m left of Verdun is a boulder with a half-height juggy rail. Start on middle jug and finish right.

SDS. Just left of the previous problem. Start on juggy rail and straight up.

SDS. North Western arete of the bloc

SDS. Two metres left of the arete is a large layaway edge.

SDS. Starts on the next layaway line, one metre left of previous problem.

SDS. Starts on the jug on the eastern side.

SDS. One metre left of previous.

Starts on jug on the southern side of the boulder. Finish straight up or traverse around the boulder and finish up4.

Hands free ascent of the slab (no hand dabs!)

Opposite slab a dab boulder. Sit on the pineapple grass couch. Pull up using the sidepull and left arete.

Sit start

Sit start

Sit start

Sit start, up the crack

Sit start.

An enjoyable mix of low-ball and high-ball climbing. Start under and pull around the diving platform.

Entertaining climb; avoid using neighboring boulders.

Sit start on jugs to top out

Sit start

Sit start

Elevated overhanging pillar to the left (south) of Fatman.

Sit start on flake in middle of block, move left and up to mantle via left arete and right sidepull above flake. Surprisingly good problem! Don't use holds to the right of left block.

Sit start on flake as for Fatman but move straight up. Don't back of block on right and mantle via Fatman block

Hang start one move into F&R, use arete on back right to move up, mantle top.

Sit start

Sit start

Sit/hang start on good crimp

Sit start. Traverse along the edge.

Sit start

Sit start. Climb the over-hanging finger crack to mantle out.

Start on the bottom of the diving platform, climb out and around.

Sit start, up the fist crack.

Sit start, up the face between the cracks.

Sit start, up the finger/hand crack.

Sit start, layback and heel hook the flake.

Sit start up the crack.

Sit start. Work up and around the diving platform.

Up the overhanging fingercrack to mantle. Hard - >V5

Sit start. Work up and around the diving platform.

This problem is as exposed as it looks. Well, you won't fall to Hobart, but there is a several meter drop onto some ugly rocks.

From obvious sit/hang start on flake, tricky mantle to slab

very shouldery moves up proud overhanging arete, to tricky mantle. same starting flake as flexibility

"Either a two star v6 or a one star v7." Sit start, up the face on unlikely looking holds which all seem to face the wrong direction.

Shares start with V6 but goes right. Some footholds are hidden by the bushes at the base.

Sit start, up the face from low left hand side pull and foot very low on small chip.

Sit start, up the left edge.

Sit start, up the right edge.

Sit start, up the left edge.

Sit start, up the right edge.

Sit start kind of, from a bush. Up the underside and around the chode.

Hand crack maybe? Couldn't read my notes.

Double mantle