Routes in Northwest Slopes and plains for selected grade

Up the wall trending right. Two pitons for aid. Start: 2m left of the descent gully.

Up the twin cracks to large ledge with shrubs then up the second cliff line via any number of options.

Start: 10m left of 'Lost World Layback'. Faintly Initialed

A classic chimney. Start: Marked.

1. 30m (13) (crux) Line on right wall of far right gully to short bottomless chimney. Up this to top of ridge.

2. 15m (-) Across bridge to main summit.

Start in rock couloir at far L (N) of main West terrace.

1. 'Staircase' to break in skyline and big ledge.

2. 40m (crux) Up over bulge, up trending slightly R, then back to the L.

3. 18m Up on to cracked slab, up to top of pinnacle with chimney partly visible on R side.

4. 12m Bridge across to main face on small holds, then easily up.

Rediscovered and named by Joe Friend.

Up the knobbly narrow buttress.

Up short slab 6m left of 'Morning Glory' then left around overhang and up cracks on right.

Low angle laybacking. Bump a #5 to about half way then a #6 for the rest of the way to over a lip. Anchor is behind the lip due to the lip itself sounding quite hollow.

Start: The flake crack high up in the gully at the left-hand end of the south side of Anteater Face. A good warm-up.

Up crack, then delicately across flake, then easily to top.

Start: One of the best climbs on the slab. Scramble up to base of a large flake crack a few metres up right from 'Freedom Crack'. A classic. You have to do it.

1. 10m Up fist-jam crack and fig branches to long ledge.

2. 30m (crux) Up flake crack (protection difficult to place) to an overlap, then step delicately left into a sentry box.

3. 30m Up to thin crack and follow this to top. Tree belay.

western side avoid the easy flake to stand on and use the small edges

Start just left of the Fracture work left using the high slopey jugs and then to crimpers and back down. feet are the little edges .5 to 1m off the deck.

Easy, good warm up maybe even do a few laps.

Small boulder with plenty of character, great for kids. SDS to make it worth while.

Left to right

Up the face with where the fig is growing

Up the right of this slippery slab

Up via the very sharp crack on top, feet are few.