Routes in Northern Territory for selected grade

Sustained lower section that moves into delicate no holds 1st crux to the right of the tear drop. Move up and left to roof ladder panel for the 2nd crux to reach and pull over to finish last two panels.

Good sustained crimpy climbing. Crux is the set up and reach between the third last and second last panel.

Juggy Holds, overhung route. Tough section off the ground, then sustained jugs to the top.

Stand Start, getting high feet on the left side and side pull on medium crimp before a high step up right, step up and upward. walk off top-out

Superb face climbing in the shade. Straight up the middle of the face then following the major line in the middle of the crackling on the upper face.

The lowest climb close to the water on RH side of creek. Takes the right hand slabby face with a thin seam up it's centre. Chain lower off.

Probably will fall over if climbed but to cool not to put on the crag

Old top rope problem. Kelly Hansen holds the honor of having first top rope ascent of this little beastie.Up crack to lip then crimp hard onto very thin face. Tenuous and balancy moves under right leaning Flake to thank f*#K jug. 2BR, 3BB.

Just right of HRF around the corner is a very sunny little wall. This somewhat testy little number follows the flake on the right side of the wall up to a prominent horizontal. Delicate bulgy moves to BR.

Short Sharp and really pumpy. Tough start of the deck, traverse left across face to difficult second clip. Finishes on easier ground up groove and small headwall. 3BR, 2BB

Right of Guten Tag 2 bolts exist on near side of arete. Steep slightly overhanging fingery challenge starting from Camp Rock and finishing on carrot bolts, walk off back.

Stick clip, very high first bolt

Stick clip high bolt, Short and sharp.

First line on the LHS of the Sanctuary, named for Richard’s impressive first descent, and remains today as somewhat of a testpeice. Overhanging start with open corner above. If you want to cheat, stick clip the fixed hanger, then grunt, groan and hernia your way to a rest at 5m. Beware of patch of manky water affected choss at mid height. Easily up corner. 1BR

Thin and balancy face with three bolts to crack with natural pro finish

Smooth red face just right of Pot Belly. Delicate and fingery moves straight up the face past 3 FH’s . Easier through bulge to top (SLCD’s). 3BR, 1 fixed SLCD.

Start on the right of Whipping Boyís deep Chimney. Follow small crack system up to roof. Strenuous moves on small holds around roof. Finish on same ledge as AA.

Sharp overhanging arête on left hand margin of GAG wall

Looking just to left of GAG you will see a very prominent roof with ripply sandstone underneath. One strong move straight over and that’s it. Nice cams under roof. Short but by all accounts quite stiff for the grade.

The delicate face above the tiny roof between two cracks. Climb straight up through the right end of the roof, keeping out of Butt Crack (right). Once through the roof move left onto the face, still keeping away from Butt Crack and the arête to left. 3BR

To many this is the best climb in the valley. Certainly Jules and Jules’s finest moment here. Climbs the distinctive blackened 3rd wall on the RHS of the crag past the Amphitheatre and waterfall. Slightly overhanging face set back into cliff. Start below and left of first BR. Up and right to first BR, up past 2 more BR’s, left and up to finish on ledge. So named after it repelled all male attempts pre Julie’s ascent claiming it as one for the ladies. A slippery proposition on a hot build up day. 4BR, 1BB

Good slabing with a sting in the tail, 4 carrots and one br.

Take the ramp and follow the chalk, glory jugging on an overhung wall. Alternate start to ramp, climb bougainvillaes start at the same grade.

Tricky crux through strange ramp, great climb at the grade.

Follow line of 4 carrots one br, shares anchor with dynamite.

m the platform just at water level clim the from face of this pillar through technical, dicky and barely protected move at 1/3 height. Steadily up to the rooflet and through the left side near small tree. Traverse slightly right and finish up.

Look for featured face on the right side of the gorge, to the left of a major gully. Climb the right side of this face following a vague crack line. Rap off fig tree. Gear: Heaps of small wires and cams up to 0.4".

Stick to the thin crack in middle of face. Nice moves through lower section with slight run out to third bolt. Careful of some lose blocks on the left side.

Start at water climbing obvious thin crack straight up the face. Incredible climbing which is sustained from bottom to top.

Up the layback flake and pull straight through roof on micro crimps, moving up to anchor

Slight right of HLAG there is a slight left diagonal weakness, follow this.

Great climb with hard blank face. Start up corner crack, pull through 2 roofs up face and left of fig tree then though large roof. FFA done on 2 dodgy bash in carrots that stuck out 1.5". Carrots have since been replaced by 3 bolts.

Start to left of AA, moving through the left side of the face without using the arete. Great moves early on with a very thin crux. Finish up the thin crack on left side of face.

Start on large shelf, follow small overhung corner then up center blank face. Trust there is micro pro here. Once over the 2 horizontal cracks traverse left to the ledge and fig tree. Go up left of fig and through crack in roof. bring plenty of micro wires.

Awesome natural line. Climb the crack left of white streak until it runs out. Tricky move to traverse right to gain the flake. climb the double crack and then the left facing corner as it gets steeper and finally onto the face to the anchors.

Scramble up to belay on the ledge on the left side of the south face. Up the right facing corner leading to thin cracks. Up the orange face on pockets to a rooflet with a crack. Pull through the rooflet to a belay ledge. Scramble left and descend from gully. Take some micro cams, small wires, standard rack

Watch the loose rock top of this climb.

Thin crack right of CC. Start left of crack through small overhang then straight up fine crack. Excellent and balancy climbing spoilt only by the poorly protected and slightly chossy finish.

Centre of the Enclosure wall. Climb straight up the face just right of the Stay Low crack, not using the crack at all. A popular old top rope project, which has seen many pained ascents before Mr. Hart’s somewhat visionary effort (go son!) Finishes directly through the centre of the roof. Twin Ropes!!!

Final completion of old route Never ending Story (18) by Chris Cannard. Climb up and through some steep terrain past old decayed sling, and aid for 1 move through featureless roof.

Starts on top of the obvious mantelshelf ledge (Sheeplovers Bane), move right through over some small roofs to striking red vertical face traverse left on pockets and small SLCD placements. Clench your cheeks and do very gymnastic and exposed move left around corner. Up to under large roof crack (beware of loose blocks in the cave). Blast through roof crack to jugs and glory. Has probably been climbed earlier but exact FA details unknown.

Takes the clean streak just left of blackened waterstreak on LHS of the Forth Wall. Nice face climbing, increasing in difficulty towards the top, but nothing very hard. Sketchy traverse in from ledge, or water-start.

From a jug on the left, traverse right through slopey pockets. Move off big pockets up 1.5m, then continue right for 5m. Down climb to water in corner or jump off.

Straight up middle line. Over bulge with parallel cracks. Don't use left gully.

On wall opposite 9th gorge campsite. Starts on huge ledge one third of the way up the cliff.

Can be accessed by a walk with airy traverse from sandy beach on far left, or easy scramble up juggy blunt arete from far right gully.

Onto a ledge at 6m. mantle onto rectangular block. Up obvious left facing corner with crack at top.

Rap of tree 6m left facing cliff to descend.

Sit start, left foot and hand matching, high right hand, up through dinner plates on trail side of boulder.

Stem up the chimney to finish with both hands on top of wedged block.

Start low on the right hand side of the face, traverse left along the two pockets and then straight up and over. Watch the finger slicer.

Left of Slopey Grasper - sit start hand on rail and two punchy movies up and left as shown in topo

Sit start, fingers crunching on anything and everything. Watch for the breakables near the top.

Sit start hands on the ledge, awkward feet out left to gain enough height to pull in tight and reach for slope next holds.

Sit start, one hand on corner, Traverse the side, finish with one hand on the corner

Sit start, Left side of the boulder

Follow the large crack on the left and top out.

Follow the crack on the right side.

Stand Start. Up chimney. Recommend knee pads or long pants

Sit on the bench and climb the face.

Start right hand side in crack traverse left than out at vertical crack

Sit Start, use cracks

Stand start up arette

Large scoop 2m R of AC to block, up to high BR, then straight up on delicate crimps (don’t give into temptation and step left into jugs) past another BR to DBB.Now equipped (as of April 2021) with FH 2m off the ground to protect the start

Fun climbing with just enough protection. Start 1m right of guano streak below twin caves at the right end of the cliff. Up committing face (small wires can be found) to ledge and cave. Ignore the ancient carrot and continue up and right, around the arete and up slab, passing another carrot to SBB

Up the L tending crack R of FT. Up to bolt, then smear like a demon through the crux. Continue up line to DBB.

Sitting on rock as for Warmup, up left to lip then traverse lip left to fist crack.

Unnamed - the left most line of bolts. Steep bulging technical face.

Up the left trending crack near the centre of Window Wall and closest to the large pine tree.

Excellent and steep, sustained headwall. Starting 5m left of the left hand end of the triangle roof just below a piton at 6m. Up past the piton and trend back right to a block at the overlap. Pass the block on it's left before continuing past a 2nd pin and sustained climbing. Solid grade for 19.

Diagonal line starting from RHS. Tricky move into line, then more easily to join last few moves of MS.

A reasonably obvious crack roughly 4m from the L end of the face

A quality line with good pro R of MEC. The R facing corner, crack, then up and through bulges to top

Another good line. Start 4m R of TDA70s. Follow the crack line (intricate pro) to mantle at ledge. Up, veering R at top

has both a left and right hand start, right being easier. Jugs lead through slightly loose rock to top

Popular line on r side of main face. Sit start on edges, up and right through rounded jugs before following sickle line back left

located on the back side of the boulder, just to the left of the descent. Stand up into undercling, bump feet up into bad smears and reach high for jugs

Around the corner from the warm up boulder. Fun little off width chimney. Standing start with right hand on diagonal jug deep in chimney and left hand on crimp. Wiggle your way up before exiting on the higher of the 2 slabs and out on jugs

same start as Eel Head left, but this time go straight up, veering R slightly on good but slippery holds. top out

A great steep and sustained line that meanders up the chocolate mudcake. Start at a small corner 6m right of Scorpion and make a rising traverse to a cavelet at 8m. Travers up and right for3m then follow vertival cracks before trending back left to a second cavelet. Exit right or left taking a rising left line viz cracks to the top.

Climbs the blank looking face about 6m left of DV that yeilds a fun line on thin holds and gear. Starts directly below huge hanging flake that leans out from the top of the wall. Straight up face on thin positive holds and cracks, trending slightly right on easier ground to finish up the face just R of flake.

A real doozy of a crux highlights this incredible splitter crack up the middle of the wall. Start in large scoop and crank through low crux before the crack relents to easier climbing. Add a grade or three if you don't know how to jam

Short crimpy slab

Finger Crack 1.5m left of Terry. Using the crack and the right-hand face.

Start and the jumbled blocks beneath the thin crack in the middle of the main face, about 10m left of The 3 Body Problem. Interesting moves through the crux on the lower section of the route. It gets easier from there on if you're not gassed. Top out around the spear bush.

Good sustained climb on the eastern side of the rockhole with thrutchy moves at the top. Easier bail out before the finale.

The tallest section of the cliff. Start on the good holds below a slope and weakness. Go straight through the weak area sticking to the orange slab face. Fine crimps and tricky moves up to the horn. Vear slightly left and up once you get to the overhang.

The main climb is behind the big ili. But a detour start can be added for fun- this is up the steep boulder to the right of the base of the ili. Continue behind the ili from the crack on the back left corner. Move right and up to a ledge below the steep wall crisscrossed with cracks. Climb up and right on good holds to the top.