Routen in Blue Mountains für ausgewählte Schwierigkeit

Small line up obvious features on the left side of the downside of Crèche boulder.

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Grey black slab about 200 metres right of St Clemmens Crack immediately right of a spectacular orange/yellow wall. Used to solo out of Lower Shipley.

1. Climb diagonally right across the slab.

Up left hand flake.

Up right hand Arete.

Up middle of boulder.

Sloping polished footholds and delicate

polished easy diagonal crack up slab

V Easy rather than V0 but a lovely problem all the same: starting with hand jams in the diagonal straight up on good hlds and easy mantle top out

Easy up groove and right of crack and mantle

Up easy face between arete and crack on right

Starting on the arete up right hand wall to top out with a high step

Sit start and then up to obvious finish jug on nice flat holds

Juggy slab right of main area (looking in)... easy, but pretty high.

Up between dead arm and Johnson and Johnson.

Slab walk up.

Start on ledge and walk up the slab. Top out

Start matching a crimp go up and to the left

Sit start on two crimps and walk up the slab

Easy traverse in from left, over water then up the left-hand side on good holds and easing angle to mantle top out - Easy fun but if you fall off you get turned into a sprat by the magical waters of Glenbrook Creek.

Right hand end of the boulder up as you will

avoiding large holds off two crimpers to Pocket and Jugs - sit down start

Lovely traverse of the boulder at low level from left to right and right to left if you like. Prob not a first ascent

A treat for beginner slab enthusiasts. Start far right and migrate left using FEET ONLY as if you were trying to crush the fingers of those on Join the Duck Side

Stand start at the obvious platform and go up and over. An easy breezy warmup which doubles as the downclimb for those less keen on jumping into the sand directly

straight up the slab wall nice mantle to topout

May require a modicum of thought!

Start: Slab to the right 2m.

3m right of Badgers, corner

10m right of Aplomb, chimney

Start: On right of left boulder.

Relatively clean runnels.

Start: Scramble up to find the start for BM. Cams and slings up to DFHB.

Start: Ledge to the right of the descent ladder remnants.

Start: Small bluff 6m right of 'Clam'

1. 20m crack, traverse left and up bulge

2. 13m 'Clam' P2.

Start as for Easy Oasy.

Right onto arete and up to tree.

Start: Marked I, 47m right of Contemplation at chimney/corner visibly separated from cliff at top.

Deep chimney with more dirt the deeper you go, and little pro toward the light.

Old Description

1. 27m (7) Chimney to piton belay.

2. 14m Easily up chimney and gully.

Up to ledge. 2).Corner, or nose on right. 3). Corner or nose to bush. 4).Right wall or small corner.

Has a Ds. Wide chimney 7m right.

Start: 1m right of DoG. Chimney.

"A pleasant walk through interesting scenery." [BA] Start: The large deep gully to right of and behind Boars Head.

1. Up gully passing short awkward chimney. Right onto higher level, back left through overhang, then easy to top of gully. From here can rap to start of "Shandy" P3 and then scramble off left.

One of the original 1952 routes at the cliff, about which early documenters were not kind "Up through chunder" [BA] and "Wander aimlessly upward, picking your nose and eating apples until you get fed up and come wandering back down." [JME].

It is actually a pleasant easy ramble with good protection and belays, and a great introduction to the gorge, although probably a modern grade 12-14.

Start: Below broken corner system on top of upper rock platform (-33.78069, 150.63075)

1. 20m Wall, ledges and short corners to solid Bloodwood (tree) belay on ledge.

2. 25m Corner-cracks to BBB (Bendy Bloodwood Belay) at cave. Easiest to rap off here.

3. 5m+ Short awkward corner then scrambling.