Main Wall Mostly Sport climbing 17 routes in area

1. 30m (22) Up slabby ramp for 3FH to slightly over hanging wall. Up this wall on interesting features until it slabs out again, up slab to anchor.

2. 20m (25) A thought provoking, calf burning pitch. Up the slab on glassy feet until you reach the open book corner. Up the corner until you reach a decent stance under a short 45° bulgy roof. Break out left from the corner to reach the flake directly under the roof. Then some funky movement to get though the bulgy roof to anchor.

3. Unfinished.

4. 30m (17) Up left from belay to arete then slab to DBB.

10m Left of Odessa next to black corner. Up the white line of rock. Great technical climbing through the crux. After the third bolt cruise through a high crux to gain the last bolt. Lower off a small ledge at the anchor rings 10m directly below Ill Gotten Gains.

1m Left of Stem and Trust the Rubber. Originally climbed Aid Solo and later climbed Free hence the hammered in Pecker at the 3rd FH. This route will see you high on the slab in a sea of thin crimpers.

1m left of Finding Adrenalin. Climbs the Line of black painted FH's. Finishes at anchor close to "snake Ledge". Small nuts, and a range of cams will see you to the anchors a few meters under Ill Gotten Gains.

To reach "Snake Ledge" via this route traverse left into Surface Complexity for it's last two bolts reaching the U-bolt anchor.

Two cruxy bits of extreme thinness padded out with joyous angular jugs and slots. U-Bolt anchor is up on "Snake Ledge". A 70m rope will get you back to the ground (just!).

1m left of Surface Complexity. A technical adventure with some of the thinnest holds on the face. Save some toe strength to clip the anchor.

To access "Snake Ledge" via this route traverse right into Surface Complexity clipping it's last two bolts to U-Bolt anchor.

Some masochists will surely want to repeat this some day! Start below the black shield, in a right curving corner.

1. 50m (- M2) Up corner to tree. Six aids. Up to "Snake Ledge"

2. 30m (-) As for 'Bolt From The Blue', but then aid and free diagonally R to base of black corner (overgrown with ferns).

3. 55m (-) Up corner (Carrot bolts and gear) to ledge, up to top.

Note: The Carrot bolts on this route are extremely rusted out and are probably unusable.

Start: Scramble up gully to find the first bolt. Belay here.

Some big gymnastic moves on monster jugs. Up the corner into steep terrain. Pull L onto the buttress at half height; watch out for loose blocks here. DBB on ledge just below "Snake Ledge". Using a 70m rope will get you back to the ground.

To access "Snake Ledge" Via this route continue up a further two bolts to anchor. Be mindful of scree.

Shares same start as I don't like your Bonox. Climb the L wall easily past two FH's, then ramble up easy angled terrain passing FH until it's possible to pull L onto slab (FH). Follow the line of FH's up the enjoyable easy slab which gets more difficult as you move higher. The final moves traversing R on pockets are sure to excite. Anchor on ledge.

About 10m L around corner from Every Creeping Thing up in corner. High-ish first bolt. Finish up Dirty Chai anchors. Be sure to stay straight and not pull onto the No Crème No Lait slab.

Traverse out right and diagonally up the engaging slab to the base of overhung arête. Up, with some bouldery, and then balancy moves on amazing scoopy rock features. Mind-blower!

From the right U-bolt anchor pull through bulge onto slab passing several FH's until it steepens. 'Layback' and pass the old rusty aid bolt via a stern move R. Now balance your way up the continually interesting arete to rap station. This "Warm-up" still demands respect.

Climb BFTB for six FH's then step L and up past another five FH's to lower off in corner. Interesting and technical climbing, the only downside being portions of questionable rock. All the critical holds are solid, but please, no cleaning beyond a brush.

Starts 2m R of the middle U-bolt anchor. A few tricky slab moves lead to some huge moves on mega jugs. Pass a few tastefully spaced FH's and boulder to the final headwall. The beautifully sculptured rock at the top resembles Coolum-esk features, power through three more FH's to a sting in the tail finish that will get your heart racing.

Some long slings will help alleviate drag.