Routes in South East for selected grade

Enter the funky scoop fang feature, mantle the lip from the inside.

Stomp up the laid back arête.

Sit start up the crack. Lelf of Another Ned Rock.

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Sit start with hands in jugs, and not much for feet. Head up.

Stand start with left hand on arete and right hand on jug. Head up the arete.

Start about 70m down right from the Caves Route at low angled wall. Up 15m of slab below a small buttress. Then up centre of buttress to finish at steelwood trees in a grassy area. The Caves Route is 10m left at this point.

Traverse right to left, starting up Brazil and clipping first bolt, then follow the easy line about midway up the wall, clipping a bolt on each climb, to finish up through the last bolt and to the anchors on Do Not Shit in the Woods

Marked 'SL'. Straight up crack with good gear to ledge. Finish up easy but poorly protected pocketed face as for 'Walk The Line'.

Marked 'CL'. Enjoyable but under-protected climbing. Take large cams.

Directly under bush at 10m, in the centre of the arete. A solo problem, no gear. A couple of balancy moves and smears. Downclimb.

Start: a few metres Left of A Bad Dose Of Rigamortice. Up easy slab on pockets and jugs past three carrots, then traverse out Right to chains on ABDOR.

Sit start on crimps. Work you way up the juggy goodness.

Sit start up the crack. Finish matched on good hold.

Sit start up the corner, traverse left before finishing matched on good hold.

Used for quick access to the upper section of the Boiling Pot. Many a tourist have attempted to make a quick exit only to find one's self on the Walk Of Shame back to Tea Tree Bay.

Up obvious slab, climbing the line of least resistance to top out.

A fun 100m long traverse in an incredible location.

Start at the entry of the obvious deep ravine, climb 2m up the RHS arete and keep traversing right, keeping 1 to 2.5m high all the way to the manky end of the wall, going through some interesting overhanging moves.

The rock is crumbling in places on the surface so look for big holds.

Climb 'Rust Off', then traverse the whole wall to your left. with feet 1 metre below the top. Use top as jug holds. Once you reach the far left, traverse in the same manner back to 'Rust Off', and then downclimb. A very easy problem with huge exposure.

Why would you do this to yourself? Strap on a chainsaw, gloves and helmet... then thrash for glory up the line of least vegetation and mank to the top of the broken amphitheatre.

A very short twin crack corner to a ledge stance. From there, ramble up the line of best rock and least vegetation.

Not the most classy route to be found. Stop and belay at the large tree. Scramble easily off L, or rap.

Start: From the Western end, walk about 60ft along the South face. Start on the right side of the patch of broken rock.

1. 34m (12)

2. 30m (14)

3. 37m (10)

Start: From the Western end about 30 meters along the Southern face is a chimney/gully.

1. 34m (10)

2. 12m (12)

3. 25m (13)

4. 38m (13)

2m left of Cheetah. Easy twin crack/chimney all the way up. Good pro.Nice beginners lead.

An arete originally soloed. Starts at the right end of the wall, and is a rounded arete. Follow the arete with enjoyable slabby moves. No Protection.

An entertaining arete with a nice finish. Starts 3m right of TC. Pull the recess, follow the arete, enter the slab, then breach the small overhang and blocks. Poor protection.

A cruisy layed-back corner. Start at the big corner. Layback the corner, then proceed up the slab ramp, tending left. Moderate protection.