Nodes in The Ampitheatre

The Park Ranger has stated that no climbing is allowed in the area on weekends and public holidays. Many lives have been lost and they don't want non-climbers putting themselves at risk wandering away from the lookouts.

The Park Ranger has stated that no climbing is allowed in the area on weekends and public holidays. Many lives have been lost and they don't want non-climbers putting themselves at risk wandering away from the lookouts.

Thin face with marginal seam. One bolt in the middle of the face.

Vertical crack trending slightly right

The Park Ranger has stated that no climbing is allowed in the area on weekends and public holidays. Many lives have been lost and they don't want non-climbers putting themselves at risk wandering away from the lookouts.

This route/crack is 3M to the r of the corner. Crux at the top.

The Park Ranger has stated that no climbing is allowed in the area on weekends and public holidays. Many lives have been lost and they don't want non-climbers putting themselves at risk wandering away from the lookouts.

The Park Ranger has stated that no climbing is allowed in the area on weekends and public holidays. Many lives have been lost and they don't want non-climbers putting themselves at risk wandering away from the lookouts.

The Park Ranger has stated that no climbing is allowed in the area on weekends and public holidays. Many lives have been lost and they don't want non-climbers putting themselves at risk wandering away from the lookouts.

The Park Ranger has stated that no climbing is allowed in the area on weekends and public holidays. Many lives have been lost and they don't want non-climbers putting themselves at risk wandering away from the lookouts.

The Park Ranger has stated that no climbing is allowed in the area on weekends and public holidays. Many lives have been lost and they don't want non-climbers putting themselves at risk wandering away from the lookouts.

The Park Ranger has stated that no climbing is allowed in the area on weekends and public holidays. Many lives have been lost and they don't want non-climbers putting themselves at risk wandering away from the lookouts.

The Park Ranger has stated that no climbing is allowed in the area on weekends and public holidays. Many lives have been lost and they don't want non-climbers putting themselves at risk wandering away from the lookouts.

The Park Ranger has stated that no climbing is allowed in the area on weekends and public holidays. Many lives have been lost and they don't want non-climbers putting themselves at risk wandering away from the lookouts.

The Park Ranger has stated that no climbing is allowed in the area on weekends and public holidays. Many lives have been lost and they don't want non-climbers putting themselves at risk wandering away from the lookouts.

Start with left hand roof flake and right hand in vertical crack. Originally started with a rock stack to reach start holds. Hard lower crux into easy jugging.

A beautiful climb up the short and wide crack to a left trending traverse to get up under the roof (crux). Go left until you can follow the jugs up to top out.

Start at same corner of “Listen to the Wind Blow”. Strenuous start straight up into the left veering crack (crux). Follow the crack up to the end.

The Park Ranger has stated that no climbing is allowed in the area on weekends and public holidays. Many lives have been lost and they don't want non-climbers putting themselves at risk wandering away from the lookouts.

Climb as for "Just an Aluetian" but at 3/4 height go right up splitter crack ( crux) then right another move or two and the straight up.

The Park Ranger has stated that no climbing is allowed in the area on weekends and public holidays. Many lives have been lost and they don't want non-climbers putting themselves at risk wandering away from the lookouts.

The Park Ranger has stated that no climbing is allowed in the area on weekends and public holidays. Many lives have been lost and they don't want non-climbers putting themselves at risk wandering away from the lookouts.

The Park Ranger has stated that no climbing is allowed in the area on weekends and public holidays. Many lives have been lost and they don't want non-climbers putting themselves at risk wandering away from the lookouts.

The Park Ranger has stated that no climbing is allowed in the area on weekends and public holidays. Many lives have been lost and they don't want non-climbers putting themselves at risk wandering away from the lookouts.

The Park Ranger has stated that no climbing is allowed in the area on weekends and public holidays. Many lives have been lost and they don't want non-climbers putting themselves at risk wandering away from the lookouts.

The Park Ranger has stated that no climbing is allowed in the area on weekends and public holidays. Many lives have been lost and they don't want non-climbers putting themselves at risk wandering away from the lookouts.

The Park Ranger has stated that no climbing is allowed in the area on weekends and public holidays. Many lives have been lost and they don't want non-climbers putting themselves at risk wandering away from the lookouts.

Beautiful line up the undercling with good foot work until the HB. Irresistible maximum stretch chimney move to get to the top. Unforgettable.

The Park Ranger has stated that no climbing is allowed in the area on weekends and public holidays. Many lives have been lost and they don't want non-climbers putting themselves at risk wandering away from the lookouts.

The Park Ranger has stated that no climbing is allowed in the area on weekends and public holidays. Many lives have been lost and they don't want non-climbers putting themselves at risk wandering away from the lookouts.

The Park Ranger has stated that no climbing is allowed in the area on weekends and public holidays. Many lives have been lost and they don't want non-climbers putting themselves at risk wandering away from the lookouts.

The Park Ranger has stated that no climbing is allowed in the area on weekends and public holidays. Many lives have been lost and they don't want non-climbers putting themselves at risk wandering away from the lookouts.

The Park Ranger has stated that no climbing is allowed in the area on weekends and public holidays. Many lives have been lost and they don't want non-climbers putting themselves at risk wandering away from the lookouts.

Boulders littered throughout the floor of The Amphitheatre. Host to some fantastic climbing, though not well documented. If these already have names or you know who FAd please update them!

The back wall of the amphitheatre on your left as you scramble in. Some awesome problems, varying from vertical to steep. Some nice easy warm ups. Can run with ground water, so summer and autumn are the best time of year for these problems.

Sit start.

The Park Ranger has stated that no climbing is allowed in the area on weekends and public holidays. Many lives have been lost and they don't want non-climbers putting themselves at risk wandering away from the lookouts.

The Park Ranger has stated that no climbing is allowed in the area on weekends and public holidays. Many lives have been lost and they don't want non-climbers putting themselves at risk wandering away from the lookouts.

The Park Ranger has stated that no climbing is allowed in the area on weekends and public holidays. Many lives have been lost and they don't want non-climbers putting themselves at risk wandering away from the lookouts.

The Park Ranger has stated that no climbing is allowed in the area on weekends and public holidays. Many lives have been lost and they don't want non-climbers putting themselves at risk wandering away from the lookouts.

The Park Ranger has stated that no climbing is allowed in the area on weekends and public holidays. Many lives have been lost and they don't want non-climbers putting themselves at risk wandering away from the lookouts.

Start at big flake left of 'Man the Guns' and traverse left without using the top edge of the wall. Crux is an interesting underarm crossover move that ends at the eye of the sunfish.

Stand start on slopey edges. Two tricky moves to the flat lip. Slippery!

https://youtu.be/4yhMBqcHYow?t=133

Sit start.

Stand has been done... quite awkward

Sit start on the right. Up the jug flake then make an exposed traverse left to top out on the obvious ledge.

sit start. Up jugs, scary topout...

High and terrifying. Sit start and then come out left onto the face into a terrifying ending.

Sit start on good flake then up the overhanging face trending left. Bulk hard.

Sit start, up the right arete. Powerful and technical to the lip then trend left to topout. Direct topout has also been done and is slightly harder. https://vimeo.com/326212278 @4:19

The direct finish - avoiding going to the jug on the left. Instead do a tricky mantle onto the bulge. May add a grade - hard to tell.

Sit start. Up the obvious vertical crack then escape to topout... scary. (Can escape topping out left or right ).

Listed as ‘sea spray’ gr14, 7m FA by R Doherty, A Webb nov 1990. Easily protected with bouldering mats, and obvious sitter.

Sit start at the base of the obvious prow. Slap up to gain the obvious flat jug. Ballsy topout.

Stand start. Up the right face. Scary up high...

Vertical highball granite climbing. Left most project on the wall. Stand start with obvious sidepull features and directly up into thin slopey holds then question marks to gain the thin seam Lower moves have been done.

Vertical highball granite climbing. To the right of 'Project #1' Stand start with good obvious holds and up with easy moves to the obvious edges then scary moves to gain the good holds up high. Lower moves have been done.

Vertical highball granite climbing. Hard and thin. Stand start, traverse right then desperately thin moves.

Sit start on flat rail (doesn't make much of a difference, but the original start is from the lowest of the two horizontal rails with a long-ish move up the the higher rail). Up through the roof with the flake system. Finish matched on the underclings (boulder problem is a drop off).

Can be linked into the the trad route 'Crosswords' - making 'Local Anaesthetic'

Julz

Sit start as for 'The Hurricaine' but instead of dropping off at the underclings continue to quest up as for 'Crosswords'/'Listen To The Wind Blow'

FA done as a boulder problem after working the top on toprope for many months. Probably more accurately described as a free solo or alternatively if done as a sit start with harness and gear a sit start to the trad climb 'Crosswords'.

Boulders littered in the middle of the amphitheatre. Great range of problems. The problems are listed in roughly clockwise fashion as you walk in.

Sit start on the right. Straight up with weird moves.

Variant: sit start on the flake on the left

Start as for ‘Party Pooper’ traverse left and around the corner into the slab and traverse the slab to top out on the far left corner as for ‘Port’. The lip is out for the traverse until you link into port. Contrived, but good for training slab..

Sit start far right, traverse left to top out on the arete. Direct (starting on the flake and up the arete) = V1

sit start right hand on the slopey crimp and left on the low bulge on the arete, gain the jug and top directly up with a mantle and a big slap avoiding the left arete. Can be linked into the other existing climbs

Sit start with crimps. Straight up.

Sit start with flake. Tricky to establish, then straight up.

Sit start on the triangular feature with smears. Up the left arete.

Sit start.

Sit start. Tricky start move to gain jugs.

Sit start with high left hand on the arete and right hand pinch then slap your way up. Classic! https://youtu.be/z6O06yvfO5Y?t=11

Start left hand on the good low hold (where you start the left heel for the original) and right hand as low as you can on the right crack. Adds some cool tricky moves into the original sitter, but is a bit contrived

Low start

Start the same as Spectator Sports, traverse right to the jug and finish at the top of Shirt Dab.

Sit start, right hand arete left hand undercling. Sneaky beta to gain the jug and top out.

Sit start on juggy side pull up up the face.

Sit start with left hand jug and right hand on the arete. Tricky move to establish.

Sit start with left palming down and feet out right. Just press up and grab the lip, then traverse and finish left. Silly stuff, if you're tall its not even a problem.

Fun variant was done by starting in a handstand, step your hands up onto the boulder, then rotate around like a clock and once upright again, finish as normal.

Sit start, up the vague arete.

Sit start on the far left. Up the face. Thin.

Sit start in the middle of the face. Trust your feet on the way up.

Sit start matched on the obvious flat jug. Tricky moves straight up the face.

Sit start on good hold. Long move up and right.

Sit start on the far left as 'Count Your Blessings' and traverse right to finish up 'Toe the line'. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1YnOs-mBWU

Sit start with sharp left hand undercling and slopey pinch. Tricky smear to slap the lip and top out.

Crouch start. Up the crack.

Sit start with slopers and good feet. Awkward moves traversing right and to get around the corner and join the east crack of ‘split’

Sit start, up the arete and right face avoiding the boulder behind you.

Sit start with obvious ear hold and good foot. Up and right to Gaston crimp then into the horizontal break. Traverse right and finish as for ‘Last Fair Deal’

Sit start, squeeze your way up the arete and left face avoiding the boulder behind you. Tricky up top.

Sit start. Corner crack

Stand start. Up the triangular face avoiding the left boulder.

Sit start. Traverse the rising crack rightwards to finish up easy jugs on the right.

Also a sit that can be added into 'Fancy Free' if you like..

Sit start

Stand start on the crack. Up the face. Optional sit on the left.

Stand start and head up and left through the edges.

Stand start. Bit of an eliminate - balancy moves to head straight up to obvious high flat rail. Optional sit start that adds a grade.

Sit start as low as you can in the roof. Rad moves on some steepness into a sketchy topout. Only viable in low swell and low tide.

Sit start.

Sit start. Shoulder your way up. This one is right in the king wave zone so low tide and swell is the way to go. Watch those pads!

Stand start with right hand undercling and left hand sloper at the bottom of the huge roof to the right of 'Mini-adventure'. Flowing movement on jugs into the guts of the roof and a radical high tension crux. Avoid the dab and top out. A classic!

Needs low swell, low tide and a good going easterly to dry off. Sketchy landing.