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Grade | Route | Gear style | Popularity | ||
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11 | Moondance
On the main crag at the far right, 25 metres right of 'Andromeda', below a leftwards sloping crack.
FA: John Eiseman & Lincoln Hall, 1974 | 40m, 2 | |||
15 | ★ Andromeda
Now chossy. Start 45 metres right of 'Deep Space' at a groove.
FA: Norm Booth, Lincoln Hall (alt.) & Reed Dowdle, 1973 | 90m, 3 | |||
18 | Who Put the Benzedrine in Mrs. Murphy's Ovaltine?
Start 10 metres left of 'Andromeda'.
FA: John Carlson & Matthew Larkin (alt.), 1982 | 57m, 2 | |||
20 | Herbal Enema
Worthless but scary! Start 10 metres right of 'Deep Space'. Up the wall to a nutless bolt, then straight past this to a break. Traverse left and easily up the unprotected slab to the second belay on 'Deep Space'. FA: Mike Peck & John Carlson, 1984 | 48m, 1 | |||
15 | ★★ Deep Space Variant St.
Start at the crack four metres right of Deep Space. Up this and beyond to a horizontal weakness. Traverse left to first belay on Deep Space. FA: Lincoln Hall & John Elseman, 1974 | 28m | |||
16 | ★ The Hyperspace Express Route
Start as for Deep Space. Initially up the pinnacle and at 5m take the right-hand crack straight up. After the horizontal break go straight up the slab past a couple of carrot bolts. Another carrot then rejoin Deep Space at the steep headwall before the ledge. FA: Wade Stevens | 80m, 3 | |||
16 | ★ Hyper Space Express Route-Sickle
Add the final pitch of Sickle to take you to the top. | 90m | |||
16 R | ★★ Deep Space
A good second pitch. Start at a flake pinnacle at the lowest point of the cliff.
FA: Reed Dowdle, Lincoln Hall (alt.) & Norm Booth, 1973 | 90m, 3 | |||
16 | ★★★ Deep Space - Sickle
The first two pitches of 'Deep Space', followed by the last pitch of 'Sickle'. FA: Unknown | 90m, 3 | |||
21 | ★ Suspect Device
The diagonal thin crack a few metres left of Deep Space. Tenuous undercling slabbing with increasing difficulty, finishing at the first belay on 'Deep Space'. FA: Joe Lynch & Tony Barten, 1984 | 18m | |||
20 | On the Way to the Sky
"A silly route but quite good". Start at a fused corner 20m left of 'Deep Space'.
FA: John Smart, Mike Law-Smith & Paul Daniel, 1982 | 68m, 3 | |||
20 | Romantic Friction
Sustained. Start four metres right of 'Mel and Kim Go Boxing'. Smear up the thin wall past four bolts to join 'East Coast of South America'. A combination with 'Icy Universe' is a really good route up the cliff. FA: Andrew Bull, Tim Chapman & Craig Kentwell, 1990 | 25m, 4 | |||
20 | ★ Mel and Kim Go Boxing
Start 3m left of 'Romantic Friction' and just right of 'Sickle'. Up the slab past four bolts. At the flake slot in a nut and either step left to continue up 'Sickle', or continue up 'East Coast of South America' to rap point. FA: Craig Kentwell & Tony Barten, 1989 | 18m, 4 | |||
14 | ★ East Coast of South America
From the top of 'Mel and Kim Go Boxing' continue delicately up the flake below and right of 'Sickle' to DBB. Rap off or traverse right to join 'Deep Space'. FA: Anne Hastings & Ken McConnell, 1987 | 20m | |||
16 | ★★ Sickle
The obvious rightwards curving crack. Start in the corner at the left end of the slabs.
FA: Steve Lumsdaine & Peter Riddy (alt.), 1973 | 80m, 4 | |||
20 | ★ Icy Universe
Climbs the overlap and the slab to the left of the final pitch of 'Sickle'. Start off the spike left of the 'Sickle' belay. Two bolts. FA: Adam Blizzard & Neil Montgomery, 1990 | 20m, 2 | |||
16 | Unknown Pleasures
Up the curving corner, step right, then up the crack. FA: John Carlson, Matthew Larkin & Mike Peck, 1982 | 20m | |||
17 | Schoolgirl Lingerie
Very dirty. The thin, sword-grass infested crack up the slab a little left of 'Unknown Pleasures'. Walk up the slab to belay. FA: John Carlton, Matthew Larkin & Mike Peck, 1982 | 25m | |||
16 | A Learning Experience
You'll learn that brushed slabs revert to lichen in 30 years. The slab five metres left of 'Schoolgirl Lingerie'. FA: Matthew Larkin, Mike Peck & John Carlton, 1982 | 20m | |||
22 | ★ Smear Campaign
Climbs the line of most resistence around In City Dreams. The direct start is described - below a bolt about 5m right of In City Dreams - but it's also possible to start as for ICD to its second bolt.
FA: Joe Lynch & Tony Barten, 1984 | 65m, 2, 4 | |||
19 | ★★ In City Dreams
A superb slab on the grippy rock up and left of 'Sickle'. Start below the shiny bolt (shared with CBaC). Pad up to clip it, step down then trend right along easy slab groove past the second and third bolts. Step right to a line of good holds. Up those to a stance (small gear). Straight up and past the final bolt to DBB below blocks at the top. FA: John Smart & Mike Law-Smith, 1982 | 50m, 4 | |||
20 | ★ Corned Beef and Cabbages
Another quality slab. Start as for ICD directly below the first bolt. Pad up past 3 bolts before drifting right to the 4th bolt on ICD. Finish up ICD. FA: Mike Law-Smith, John Smart & Geoff Robertson, 1982 | 45m, 4 | |||
15 | Water Run
danger Start below the water streak to the left of 'Corned Beef and Cabbages'. Cruise straight up (unprotected). FA: John Smart & Mike Law-Smith (solo), 1982 | 20m |
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