Showing all 19 routes.
Grade | Route | Gear style | Popularity | ||
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16 | Lost Baggage
Back and down from the 'Rattling Knackers Rock' a chossy slab runs downhill on the left of a wall (see map) on which this and following climbs can be found. Forgettable. Start right of 'Quicksilver'. Up the mossy crack to a break, then up to the top. Rap off the branch. FA: Phil Georgeff & Dee Breger, 1988 | 8m | |||
17 | ★ Bran Buds
Rough on the hands. The 'Crackle' crack, but on the other side of the boulder. FA: Norm Booth, John Smart & Ray Lassman, 1978 | 10m | |||
19 | ★ The Tin Drum
Start on the pinnacle about five metres right of 'Bran Buds', through the passageway. Up the slabby wall past a bolt to a bolt belay. FA: Mike Peck, Ken Luck & Adam Blizzard, 1988 | 8m, 1 | |||
20 | ★ Quicksilver
The little line on the right of the descent slab. Very short and overhanging. FA: John Smart & Norm Booth, 1978 | 5m | |||
22 | ★★★ Julius Caesar
Starting just below the chossy approach slab is an overhanging crack. A superb climb with great hand jams, fingerlocks, laybacks, fist jams and a spot of off-widthing. Rap off the back. FA: John Smart, Norm Booth, Ray Lassman & Humzoo, 1978 | 20m | |||
18 | ★ Walking Dead
The same crack as 'Concrete Coffin' on the other side of the boulder, now off-width. FA: Ian 'Humzoo' Thomas, 1978 | 20m | |||
13 | Concrete Coffin
The chimney on the left through the gap between the walls. Aptly named and possibly the worst sandbag in the guide. FA: Ray Lassman, Humzoo & Norm Booth, 1978 | 20m | |||
18 | ★ Sugar Frosty
Start just to your right as you exit the gap at the bottom of the chossy approach slab (six metres right of 'Crackle') next to a dilapidated eagle's nest. Easily up the chimney to a ledge and then up the crack to join 'Snap, 'Crackle' and 'Pop'. FA: John Smart, Rohan Reynolds, Hugh Ward, Norm Booth & Ray Lassman, 1978 | 10m | |||
18 | Pop
Deceptive and technical, but it joins 'Crackle'. The right line. FA: Ray Lassman, Norm Booth & John Smart, 1978 | 10m | |||
9 | Crackle
The first and worst climb done at 'The Cloisters'. Up the middle crack. FA: John Smart, Norm Booth & Ray Lassman, 1978 | 10m | |||
11 | ★ Snap
Pleasant easy climbing. The left crack on the buttress. FA: Norm Booth, Ray Lassman & John Smart, 1978 | 10m | |||
22 | ★★ The Swinging Detective
A curious helical climb on the 'Tin Drum' pinnacle, west of the 'Cereals Buttress'. Start in a gully right and downhill from 'Bran Buds'. Climb the arete past a bolt to a crack. Swing left into this and up to another bolt. Move right onto the slab and up to the top and a weird ring bolt belay. FA: Mike Peck, 1988 | 20m, 2 | |||
24 | Slide Show
On the 'Gazelle Boy' boulder. The very thin crack system on the slabby wall of the gully left of 'Kodachrome 25'. Double bolt belay. FA: Dave McGregor & Matt Madin, 1995 | 10m | |||
22 | Gazelle Boy
Technical and exciting. On the boulder left of 'Kodachrome 25' (20m left of Crackle) is this thin crack to the left of a diagonal off-width. FA: John Smart, Ray Lassman, Humzoo & Norm Booth, 1978 | 12m | |||
14 | ★ Cosmic Connection
The corner left of 'Gazelle Boy'. Starting up blocks, go up to a crack in the wall. FA: Humzoo, John Smart & Ray Lassman, 1978 | 12m | |||
22 | Troubador
Opposite 'Gazelle Boy' and down the slope is a boulder with an expanding crack, initially very thin. FA: John Smart, 1978 | 10m | |||
19 | Friendly Persuasion
About 20 metres left of 'Cosmic Connection' is a crack with a blank, mossy start. Use gear in 'Friendly Persuasion Indirect' to protect the start. FA: Ray Lassman, John Smart & Humzoo, 1978 | 8m | |||
16 | Friendly Persuasion Indirect
Worthwhile. Up the left-hand crack until it peters out, then step right into 'Friendly Persuation'. Also very mossy now. FA: John Smart & Ray Lassman, 1978 | 10m | |||
16 | Just A Steal
Further northwest, on the path back to 'The Belfry', just before it goes between two boulders, is a relatively easy off-width on the left. FA: John Smart, Humzoo & Ray Lassman, 1978 | 10m |
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