Routes in Freycinet National Park for selected grade

Sit start as for Goodbye Fingerprint, climb the right trending diagonal cracks with underclings, crimps and pockets to topout over highest point above crack on the right.

Stand start with blade-like feature and crack, move up the crack to same topout as Vein Fracture. Don't use feet on the right.

Climb Walking the Plank but don't step right. Instead step left past a bolt and finish up wide crack (#4)

Technical contortions up the right arete of the small face above and to the right of Alchamy Wall. Tree belay.

The thin line on the steep face, before the angle of the wall changes.

The corner on the arete, then up the slabby face.

Climb the arete from a sit start. Despite the two other problems on the boulder having good rock, this one seems to be a bit gravelly.

Face L of arete

Wide but straightforward offwidth a few meters right of Windjammer. 2x 6 cams helpful.

Classic, sustained layback corner, one of the best lines at Freycinet.

Climb the overhanging arete at the far right side of Lassie's Wall.

A fine crack face line on the blank looking wall above the ramp leading down to Lassie's Wall. Traverse right from the ramp near sea level (with low swell/low tide) or abseil from above. Start off sloping ledge a few meters right of Gubernaculum. Despite appearing thin the gear is, for the most part, good.

Start up 'Sweet Revenge' but traverse right to base of hanging flake and up this.

Thin face climbing past a bolt leads to the superb hanging flake.

On the orange topped pinnacle, follows the groves right of Orange Crush. Start up the crack on the east to gain a ledge. Continue steeply through the bulge and on to the top via the open groove (protect with a well placed nut).

Mantle

The obvious corner to the Right of Kim's Project. Up past two bolts into the corner. Up this to the lower-off for Kim's Project. Gear from tips to #1 Camalot.

Follow a series of left trending flakes just past a ridiculously thin crack-line. Most of the rock on this climb looks dubious from the ground, but in fact it is pristine quality except for the first move. The upper section is reasonably sustained.

Climb a dogleg groove just R of a distinct arête formation.

Next route R of Holy Ghost. Up steep wall on good holds with tricky moves gaining slab. Up on big crystals to the top. 10 bolts + lower-off.

Follow the LH line of bolts on the highly featured wall at the far LH end of the cliff.

Trends left and then straight up (broken hold between 2nd and 3rd)

Its all about the start, and what a start it is! Bonus points if you don't stick clip the first bolt. Memorable. DBB.

Good old fashioned fridge lifting up a short and tenuous pillar.

Wall right of IWSWM, with a technical and powerful middle section. DBB.

Bolted arete on face immediatly below main face. No bolted belay.