Ascents climbed between 2023-00-00 and 2023-12-31 as Onsight by Cameron Semple

Little tricky off the ground and coming out of the pod. Nice varied styles throughout.

Least I climbed something clean all day.

Great addition.

Packs a lot into a short little climb. Was pretty pumped at the end of the day and had to use the tree.

Doesn’t let up.

Had to fight at the transition to stay in the crack.

Bomber hands up a zig-zaggy crack. What’s not to like? So fun.

Happy to get through this in the end. Moves are all there, but the gear placements are thoughtful. Wasn’t seeing nut placements well and was getting mega pumped while trying to figure them out.

Absolute classic! One of the best pure crack pitches around this grade I’ve done on the mountain.

Punchy little climb. Good fun

So fun having the two cracks. Wanted to spit you off most of the way though.

Cool positions. Think I made things harder than necessary around the first bolt. Rock is a bit friable in places.

Classic fun crack.

Nice change to have a few face moves.

Nice varied jambing and bridging.

Started up intending to do St Vitus' Dance, but got lured into the first pitch of this, and then into the rest of it from the ledge as well. Pitch 3 wasn't straight forward. Dirty, flared, discontinuous cracks made things pretty exciting. Finished up St Vitus' Dance from its pitch 4 up.

Very enjoyable route. Steep bridging and an exciting finish.

Old school 16. Some thrutching, some foliage (but not too much) and some cool moves. Lead both pitches and exited left into the top of Brown Madonna. Beautiful after work adventure with a cloud inversion sunset below. What a place!

Bit awkward and off-balance, but good holds appear and keep it ok for the grade.

Nice enough. Probably made it a bit more thrutchy than necessary.

Fun route. Feels long and exposed but doable. Rock reminds me a bit of Arapiles back home. What an amazing setting for a crag.

Nice enough day out with some beautiful scenery. Climbing was mostly pretty ordinary and the route seemed to follow the worst terrain it could in some places for the sake of maintaining the grade. Some of the bolting became odd as the route progressed with wierd placements in crap rock or creating cross-loading. Bolts in the low angle middle section were smashed by rockfall but not really needed as you could hike these couple of pitches both up and down.