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Grade | Route | Gear style | Popularity | ||
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Theo's Doom | |||||
V0 | The Crack of Terror
A kind of dodgy climb up the crack in the corne of the cliff, topping out to the right. FA: Fraser Gust, 1 Aug 2017 | 3m | |||
V1 | ★ Baby Boulder
A boulder down and to the left of the cliff with one route up the front FA: Fraser Gust, 1 Aug 2017 | 2m | |||
V1 | Neurosis
Direct sit start from the left end of the break and straight up Social Anxiety. FA: 27 Jul 2022 | ||||
V2 | ★ Social Anxiety
A really cool climb up the right face of the crack of terror. Start mid way along the chest height ledge, move up and left through good crimps to the top FA: Fraser Gust | ||||
V2 | Panic Attack
Starts similarly to social anxiety but heads up directly and a little bit right using good edges on the face | ||||
V2/3 | ★ Bob Lovin'
an extension to 'Social Anxiety'. begin around the corner from the original problem with a run and jump up to the ledge. traverse left around the ledge into the start of the original problem. gets tiring FA: Fraser Gust | ||||
V1/2 | ★ The Edge of Sanity
Scarier than it is hard. Jumpstart up to the rail on the ocean face of the cliff and lever yourself up using the arete | ||||
V2/3 | The Edge of Sanity (Campus Start)
Start far right with good pinch on the arete for your right and small crimp pinch for the left. One powerful campus gets you to the rail and on from there. Unsure of the grade | ||||
V6 | ★★ Pandemic Panic
Jump up to the break and then head to the top using small face holds (No use of left arête or chossy crack on right) FA: Fraser Gust | ||||
Coconut Cliffs | |||||
VB | Fraser's Crack
Going up the off width crack between the two faces FA: Fraser Gust | 4m | |||
V0 | ★ Fraser's Face
Up the left face using the right arete. Top out is very easy but loose so take care with what you pull on FA: Fraser Gust | 4m | |||
V3 | ★★ Fraser's Nose
Start low with both hands in the good slot and climb directly up the arete using crimps and pinches. Once you've gained the good holds at the lip top out direct or as for Fraser's Face | ||||
V1 | Funky Fun Times
Stand start up the obvious crack feature with a left hand in either the two finger pocket or the bigger slightly sandy pocket and the right hand in the jug FA: Fraser Gust, 6 Nov 2017 | 3m | |||
V1 | ★ Fraser's Face Direct
As for Fraser's Face but eliminate both aretes. Climbs well | ||||
★ Open Project
Eliminating the juggy crack, climb the underside and prow of "Funky Fun Times" | |||||
L Boulder | |||||
V1 | Sexy Swedish Boys
A sit start, traverse problem from the raised rock on the L shape side of the boulder. Move up to the lip then move around the corner, across the ocean side and top out around the next corner. Nice warm up FA: Fraser Gust | 2m | |||
V4 | ★★ High Tide
Same as SSB sin the rails and ledge at the top of the boulder. Using pockets and cracks to traverse around to the topout on the northern corner of the boulder FA: Sam Jacobs, 12 Feb 2020 | 3m | |||
V0 | ★ Yote
A one move standing start on the ocean face of the boulder. start with one hand in the crimp on the crack and the other on the arete then one big move to the top. Fun move | 3m | |||
V3 | Yote (Sit Start)
A sit start down at the bottom of the arete. A pretty bunched start on decent crimps leads up to the starting holds of Yote. Your leg dabbing against the block to the left is impossible to avoid FA: Fraser Gust | 2m | |||
V1/2 | ★ Sexy Swedish Face
Sit start on the ocean side face of the boulder. The crux is figuring out how to pull on FA: Fraser Gust | 2m | |||
V1 | ★ Sneak Up On The Dragon
Start in the cave, right hand on the flake just left of the lower boulder, left hand on the flake around the corner. Climb goes straight up the arrete and tops out the left side. Crux is the first move without dabbing on any of the three lower boulders. FA: Sam Jacobs, 27 Jan 2020 | 4m | |||
Without Porpoise | |||||
V2/3 | ★★ Enter The Maw
Start with your left hand on the lumpy sloper, your right on the small crimp on the right underside, a right heel hook can be found on the edge 3/4 of the way down. A sequence of high tension moves to move up to the nose then mantling up the side to top out. FA: Jack Cain, 3 Dec 2022 | 0m | |||
Get Comfy | |||||
V3 | ★★ Get Comfy
Comfortably lay down/sit start with a good RH pinch and a LH crimp. Shoot up to the lip and mantle to top out. FA: Jason Moody, 7 Jun 2020 | 2m | |||
V1 | ★ Horseshoe
Sit start hanging low on the bottom left between the two smaller boulders. Move up the sharp edges on the left then perform a large cross up to the juggy sidepull and top out with a mantle. FA: Jack Cain, 3 Dec 2022 | 2m | |||
Flakey Jake | |||||
V1/2 | ★ Fried Flake
Sit start with hands about halfway up the sidepull then move up the flake all to the top right and mantle onto the top of the boulder. FA: Mitch Roberts, 3 Dec 2022 | ||||
V1 | Medium Chips
Start by hanging off the bright orange sloper and traverse across the top of the boulder topping out at the right end. FA: Jack Cain, 3 Dec 2022 | 1m | |||
Insanely Chill Boulder | |||||
V1/2 | ★★ Insanely Chill
A really enjoyable sit start on the slightly overhanging face of the boulder. Start to the left with hands over the edge and move up the arete and compress using holds to the right to gain the top FA: Fraser Gust | 2m | |||
Caramel Boulder | |||||
V0 | Caramel Slice
Very low SDS on obvious jugs. Head straight up and over without using either aretes or stepping on any detached rocks. FA: David Shin, 12 Mar 2023 | 1m | |||
Guano Boulder | |||||
V3/4 | Bat Poo
Surprisingly tricky for a 1 metre tall piece of choss. start sitting with hands very low on the holds underneath the boulder or the pockets just on the face. Either slap up on slopers or compress awkwardly on better holds. cramped either way. could use an upgrade or downgrade FA: Fraser Gust | ||||
V3 | ★★ Poopy Power
Just to the right of Bat Poo. Start low with LH in a slot crimp and RH on a crimp just right and up of the slot crimp. Continue up the arete. Set: Eamon Rolls FA: David Shin, 12 Mar 2023 | 2m |
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