Routen als boulder in Grampians

Sit stat with a sidepull/undercling and climb straight up the face to top out.

Sit start on lowest bulbous jug and climb up on big chunky features.

matched sloper sit start

Starts on the large jug on the lefthand corner of the block (facing) and traverses right along the sloping lip to a final mantle for the finger pocket up on the slab.

Hard sit start on edges to difficult mantle just after start of TTT

Roman

Sit start front of font boulder. Pleasant juggy slab.

Stand start from the caved-in part of boulder with your body pushing towards the rock.

Sit-start up just right of arete - watch out for the block below. Some holds seems to be missing.

Sit start on the left side of the slot (of Green Destiny). Climb straight up the face on crimps to a slopey top out over a potentially back-breaking landing.

Sit start on the right side of the hueco and make a big move up to slopey holds and continue up hard moves on bad holds over the bulge left of White Destiny.

Sit start as for Green Destiny. Make the same big move to start and then traverse right on good holds to top out on slopers.

Sit start on slopey edge. Make a hard move up left to a slopey edge and continue to top out as for White Destiny. Bring a brush!!

V4 Stand Start, V5 Sit Start

An area classic that is more technical than it first looks. Sit start on good holds in the low seam and climb up and leftwards, making the most of a variety of challenging slopers!

If you use the line of sidepulls and underclings going out right at the start, then you are on the right-hand variant V4 (but you won't be the first to be mistaken!).

Phyllis climbs Riding Shotgun!

Start as for Riding Shotgun and head straight up arete using side pull/underclings then pull onto slab. Done by many this way thinking they were on Riding Shotgun.

Here's some footage of how to do the RH Variant (if you look at the text you'll see they thought they were doing Riding Shotgun V6, whoops! It's easy to make this mistake!).

Francesco

Christopher

Sit-start onto light overhang connecting odd holds.

Sit start low on arrowhead flake and undercling edge. Throw up to ledge and then top out up slab.

Start as for The Cleaver and make the burly slap for the ledge. Traverse right on slopers and top out via the razor jug.

Start on a jug under the overhang. Find the 3 finger pocket on the upper side of the slab to make mantling easier.

On boulder opposite Faux Magnum. Sit start on the low sloping rail and do a subtle (hard) mantle onto the slab.

Sit-start at a small, slopey undercling with not much for feet.

Behind Gobsmacker. Sit start at edges. Long move left to flat rail then up through positive holds to top out.

Start W/ left hand on good sloper, right hand on arete, move up through sidepull and underclings to mantle past the chockstone.

Sit start low on a crimp and input edge. Climb the central line up the technical slab to top out over its peak. A classic for the grade!

Start on the right arete and climb up left on edges to top out over the peak.

Contrived. Left arete of boulder from sit start, topping out at the zenith of the boulder.

The line 1m right of Feverish starting at the good pocket. Make tenuous moves up slopey rails to a high top out.

Start on the low end of the horizontal flake at the far right of the wall. Climb the rail up to a tricky mantle.

A fun, though dank, warmup flake traverse starting in the small corridor between the two slabs.

Stand start on the left of slab. Follow the flake to the top.

An area classic up the middle of the slab (unfortunately also a bit of an eliminate). Stand start with terrible smears and crimps and move up to the vague slopey rails (the good holds out right are off) and top out. Delicate, technical, and fun.

Sit start and climb the line up the right side of the wall using the arete and good holds on the face.

Sit start at a sloping flat hold on the arete and climb up the vague nose just right of Golden Arete.

Popular. Sit start on good flakes at the lowest part of the roof and climb the line of flakes, pinches and edges all the way out to cruxy moves at the lip. Finish at the big jug on the face or top out.

Sit start under the roof at the obvious juggy ledge. Sit start at the obvious juggy ledge. Move up to flakes in the roof and left to mantle over the ledge.

(Make sure the head is protected from the rock behind by a pad or close hand)

Start as for Ethanol and up to flakes in the roof. Follow the line of holds right, moving through the roof to the other side and mantle over the nose of the boulder.

Thought to be much harder than V5.

Sit start to the right of Exposed.

Sit start under the prow with low opposing holds. Slap up on opposing holds then reach up to good holds. Top out left or right over the nose. Solid at the grade but really fun!

Stand start from jug then climb up and top out.

Start: Sit start on well chalked jug up to gaston hold pushing over the edge.

Climb most of 'Croatian Cow', keep traversing around the nose, to mantle onto the slab.

Arete on the right up. Sit start for hard variant.

Up using the crack. Sit start for hard variant.

Stand start from middle of slab then climb up and top out.

Start of the far right end, traverse to left using pockets and grooves for hand holds.

(Not the edge at the top) Good for foothold practice.

Sit start matched on right-facing edges. Move to a gaston then up right to gain a jug and top out.

Gaston moves. Watch your head.

Start left of the V4 problem on a good gaston and take a left-trending line past the mono to topout. Has seen an impressive flash ascent by James Litz (US). Originally given V13 by Sharik as the mono didn't exist and he did horrible moves crimping the very edge of the same hold.

Dynoing from the crack directly to the top is 'Forced Entry Direct' (V11)

Dai Koyamada's addition to Andersens. Sit start matched on the left facing flake. Move up the wall and jump like mad to the lip.

Sit start on the low flake and climb straight up to top out. Several ways to work on your hands. Well featured problem and you'll wish it kept going.

Sit start matched on little input edges and a sidepull. Climb straight up to top out. Getting your butt off the ground is no easy feat.

The lowest of the lowballs. Sit start 2m to the right of This Way Up with a LH input crimp and RH sidepull. Pull on and try to keep from hitting the boulder behind you. Slap RH to another sidepull and up to peak.

Jump start to slab.

Grampians Bouldering Festival channel

'Hands-free' Run very fast across the top of Andersens Consulting Boulder, kick off from adjoining rock and wall-run, Matrix-style, horizontally across the face of Peter Parker before leaping back to main boulder.

Stand start to Peter Parker.

Definitely gets fear grades, hardest part is the bottom couple of metres. Top is committing, but pretty positive. A decent pad on the upper rock, plus a spotter, makes the move that much easier.

Sitstart at the flake, following it up and reach up to the ledge.