Routes in Queen's Country

Up using the disintegrating holds on the left hand side to top out.

Up the right arete using the flake on the left

Sit start then classic compression problem up the short face.

Tenously up the slopes and roof using the finger crack.

Highball project just next to the Under the Overhang problems.

Lay away the edge then slopey mantle.

Sit start then up wall and out roof on good holds eventually topping out to the right.

Hand to finger crack, flaring at lip.

Sit start compression problem.

Left most problem before the wall gets too chossy.

Sit start in the pocket at the bottom of the left arete. Move up using the arete and whatever you can!

The middle problem.

Sit start in the rough pocket at the bottom of the face. Move up using some very average holds

The rightmost problem.

Sit start in the break at the right of the boulder then make a big move to hit the arete on the right hand side of the boulder.

Sit start up 'Lacey's Arete' and traverse the whole boulder to finish back at and top out on 'Lacey's Arete'. Easy at the start then hard coming around the bottom side.

Traverse the whole block along the lip Font style.

Sit start on left hand side then traverse along the line of pockets and holds to finish up the right hand arete.

Start at bottom of the boulder near the tree and make your way along the face using the nice juggy top.

Sit start. Use the juggy holds to top out.

Sit start on the boulder using the two pockets and slopers on top to top out.

Standing start on the ground not the boulder! Start on the two pockets right in front of you and topout.

Standing start up the face

Standing start. Easy problem up the right hand side of the boulder using the rightmost pocket.

Easier sit start, starting on left hand side of the boulder using the pocket to the left and the sidepull flake to the right.

On the backside of the Mossrock boulder. Standing start. Up the juggy overhang. So named because of the first ascentionist's interesting top out style over the prow.

Sit start. Use the two leftmost pockets to gain the top and topout.

Up the right hand arete on Mossrock using holds on both sides of the arete.

The most aesthetic line in Queen's Country. Straight up using the amazing natural scoop and pocket.

Sit start then straight up the arete.

Sit start then up using the good ledge/edge hold to reach the top.

Sit start at the right hand side of the boulder and make your way leftwards to top out over the prow. So named because one of the area's developers ended up coming off while holding onto one of the rough holds higher up and subsequently lost a fair bit of skin on his left hand.

Sit start at 'A Wild Problem Appears!' and traverse along the pockets to finish up 'Goanna Arete'.

Harder sit start on the right using the small line of pockets to start.

Easily up the right hand of the cave topping out with a slightly scary mantle.

Sit start with your left hand in the lowest break and right hand in the next break up then head upwards on good holds.

Start using the large pocket then head upwards.