Ascents as trad by Ben Vincent having Distinct route

Love the off-width at the top. Keeps you thinking.

Great jamming, a very enjoyable route.

A tall persons 16 if you're topping out through the crack and not bailing out the arete.

Took a while to find chains out to the left, a bit loose in places.

Would climb this route again for the 4th pitch alone. A very adventurous climb. Would advise against linking 4th and 5th pitches unless you enjoy rope drag.

Wow! If this 20m thing wasn't at the bottom of a 100m granite slab accessed down a sketchy waterfall gully in the far flung reaches of Oxley Wild it would probably be only slightly less memorable...it was sick!

Interesting climb, but still a bit of loose stuff to be found here.

Only did the second pitch

Well we found the first pitch fine, a filthy enjoyable line! From the grassy belay ledge at the top of the first the second and third pitches didn't appear to exist, no cracks in sight, just slab. If I'd paid closer attention to the first ascentionists the lack of pro wouldn't have surprised me. Perhaps a good line to add to the route description would be something like 'stupidly/excitingly run-out'... We 'bailed' up the more lenient slab to the right, putting in two alternate pitches along the way.

Not quite as 'classic' as we were expecting but still good fun. Even got to use the homemade BBB's (Bloody Big Bro's).

Stick to the face on lead. Maybe worth getting on once you've done everything else..

The top section felt like I was throwing choss at Simon but will clean up further. The bottom 2/3rds is really high quality jamming with options for the top out.

Really happy to finally get on this route. I think I first looked at Dangars 10 years ago and imagined what it would be like. Well, it was great and certainly delivered. Really good clean climbing in parts (particularly on P1-P3), but plenty of loose blocks (P3-P5), and a few chossy teetering towers here and there and we even a couple of passing showers thrown in the mix to keep us on our toes. Pretty good wire placements throughout despite the routes reputation, need to be careful with cam placements though this rock spits them out pretty easily. Probably a few sections that warranted a stiffer grade (16-17), but I guess that the nature of a choose your own adventure, slightly wandering route. Linked P1 & P2, seconded P3, linked P4 & P5. Climbed on twin 60’s. Good times

A climb with a view...except that you're facing the wrong way. Likely pretty wet most of the year but is currently dry and was well worth the extra farmers friends.

Seconded Skip up the bottom pitch and jugged up the second to belay the others. Fun climbing in its own right, despite the proximity to the Moai.

Love the techy start.

A really beaut line in a fantastic setting.

A bit of everything in this route.

An engaging experience. I loved the helix hug deep in the crack around the back of the pillars. Short but special.

The grade made far more sense once we realised that the bridge was in! Spent 4 or 5 attempts at working the direct line (without the bridge) which will go at low 20's. Smaller gear needed for the start.