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Grade | Route | Gear style | Popularity | ||
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Bill James Testimonial Gully | |||||
19 | ★ Slab of Death
Up the techo slab just left of JTP FA: Jason Lammers, 2010 | 16m | |||
19 | ★★ Blackout
Does it get any better than that? Recline the chair, sit back and enjoy the contest! FA: Rod Young, 2008 | 30m, 11 | |||
19 | ★ Slippin Chicks
All large items have been disposed of any further holds you rip off are your own fault. Start: Ledge just right of chicken lips. FA: G Hill, 2009 | 12m, 6 | |||
Huskinson Homo (Ricky) and the (Graeme) Hill Top hoods gully | |||||
19 | ★ Fascist Regime
The right route on the block FA: Jason Lammers, 6 Jun 2015 Set: Jason Lammers, 6 Jun 2015 | 15m, 6 | |||
19 | ★★ The Horse Has Bolted
You can top out from this climb, belay at rap anchor and walk around ledge (with care). Originally a trad gear lead with a start from the right and a grade of 16. Add the bolts and it gets harder? Starts a few meters left of the obvious corner crack, about 20 right of Groovy Tuesday. Climb past the conglomerate band and flake to the corner, surmount this then climb the slab above to the belay/ lower off. FA: Rick Phillips, 2009 | 25m, 8 | |||
Chunders Glenn - Upper Wall | |||||
19 | ★ Roger the Iguana
Thin start on shallow pockets then easier wall to giant U. Sandbag. Start: 4m left of PP FA: Mark Woodard, 2000 | 12m, 5 | |||
Chunders Glenn - Lower Wall | |||||
19 | ★★ Puit Damour
Start up DDD for a couple of moves, then move right and up to anchor. FA: G Hill, 2009 | 20m | |||
19 | ★★ Maurice the Fart Freak
Long enjoyable jaunt up a great wall, gets a little bit pumpy towards the end. The mandatory warmup... FA: G. Hill, 2000 | 25m | |||
19 | ★★ Smells like Moist Air
Best rock on the wall, gets better the higher you get. Shares first 2 bolts with 'Roger the Hippo', but when RTH veers left continue straight up. Set: Jason Lammers FA: Jason Lammers, 13 Oct 2018 | 25m | |||
Indian Head (north) Hairy Snotter Wall | |||||
19 | ★ Comme Si Comme Ca
Line follows the underside of the ramp. Start: Third line of bolts to the left. FA: V Hill, 2000 | 9m | |||
Indian Head (north) Tonage Zone Sector | |||||
19 | Tonnage Zone
Crack climbing so what else is there to say. At base of large trench like crack splitting the left side of the orange wall. Marked with an engraved initial 'T'. Bridge around the crack and through the roof. Follow crack and wall to the top and walk off to belay or rap off a tree. FA: G. Hill, 1978 | 25m | |||
19 | ★ Bulgy Wall 1
Short bulgy wall. Like really short! But really bulgy. Fortunately there is a jug at the top of each bulge! Start: A meter or so left of the 4x2 crack up on the ledge. FA: V Hill, 2010 | 6m, 5 | |||
19 | ★ Muscles From Bruxelles
Not much longer than the routes either side but a little better. Start: Left of the crack in the middle of the wall. FA: V Hill, 2009 | 8m, 6 | |||
Indian Head (north) Funk Soul Sector | |||||
19 | ★ Pappy's Nappy
Approach via abseil. Line of rings up steep wall to top. Start: Off a small ledge with double ring belay in the scrubby corner above the greenery. Rap in. FA: Glen Jones & Killian Jones | 14m, 8 | |||
Indian Head (north) Beat Up and Thrown Out Sector | |||||
19 | ★ Committed for Insanity
Start at the right end of an alcove, left of the detached pillar. Chimney and bridge the wide crack to gain the shallow corner on left, up slab to anchors under roof. FA: John Lattanzio, 8 Jan 2017 | 15m, 9 | |||
19 | Her Royal Shortness
Step left off the block, up and skirt left around overhang and follow rings between caves to top. Start: Off the block 10m left of the gully left of BWL. This route has had lower offs added. FA: Bob Macmillan & Hannah Berger | 25m, 10 | |||
19 | ★★ Bryden's Backflip
Start as for Heyday and climb to the stacked blocks, best to belay here. Climb the airy arete on gear (cams) and bolts to the top. FA: Bob Macmillan & John Lattanzio | 35m, 2, 6 | |||
Black Snake Buttress | |||||
19 | ★ Slashin Crack
Done once as a mixed gear abomination in the very distant past. Now steel rules supreme. Don't expect to get off this one alive if you don't tie a knot in the end of your rope! Close to being the longest single pitch sports route at TJF. The crack splitting the wall 50 or so meters towards the waterfall from the Mystery Mossy Slab. Which by the way isn't a mystery. Climb the wall using the crack as a supplementary hold. Top out or lower to an anchor and lower again! Remember the knot! FA: G Hill P Allen | 38m, 15 | |||
Sector GDH | |||||
19 | Slappin with Crap
Start just right of MB. A bit shitty for the first couple of moves but there is plenty of pro to stop you dying. Once you get above the start by a few meters the rock is great and the moves interesting enough to keep you off drugs. FA: G Hill, 2016 | 15m, 9 | |||
Orchid Alley | |||||
19 | ★ Plaisir D'Enfants
Start at PDM and head right to follow the bolts to a knob pulling crux near the top. FA: V Hill, 2013 | 20m, 11 | |||
19 | ★★ Root Juice
Start about 1.5 meters right of MBR. You will have to be keen to climb this one as the intermittent seepage means the moss keeps growing back on the crux. As nobody likes a to walk anywhere these days it hasn't had a lot of ascents. FA: Graeme Hill, 2013 | 20m | |||
Leprosy Land | |||||
19 | ★ Jaja Bonks
A weird extension of any of the three short climbs on the orange wall. Depending on the size of your nuts and the amount of faith you have in the lip jug. Climb, leap or fly out to lip after climbing the route below. Tell your belayer not to stand underneath as they might wear the hold. Alternatively; climb the route below to the ledge and stick clip the biner hanging from the chain at the lip. Climb or leap out to the lip and wrestle it and the easy wall to the top. FA: Graeme Hill, 1 Jun 2017 | 20m, 10 | |||
19 | ★ I Will Have to Put Some Deep Thought Into Naming This One
The right hand of the three short routes which ascend the orange wall. Great rock tho the rest ledges can get a little dirty. A bouldery start which may be as hard or as easy as the others around here. Find the technique and it falls into place, no strength required. FA: G Hill, Feb 2017 | 7m, 6 | |||
19 | ★★ Hairy Snotter and the Deathly Knob Sacks
Next line right of the Chamber of Chunder. Use the same two rungs to start and branch right. Great moves, pity there's not many of them. Clip the high bolt on the head wall and climb back down to advance up to the right. FA: Graeme Hill, Jun 2017 | 10m, 9 | |||
19 | ★★ Vacuous Vanity Whore
Nice bit of rock once the crap at the bottom is gotten over by using the two rungs. Bulgy but large holds throughout the whole climb. FA: Graeme Hill, 21 May 2017 | 12m, 7 |
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