Routen als boulder in Grampians

Start of fin/jug and use crack to gain high edge. Up to finishing jug.

Sit start on the big juggy hole and climb straight up the wall on a series of jugs to a tricky top out. Top out is not too bad if you suss out the top holds before embarking (try not to get caught on the tree when topping out).

Location: The Wiggly Boulder.

Sit-start right of 'Shattering Dreams' matching a big undercling. Slap to the small edge, then mantle to finish. Harder than a lot of other 3's in the area.

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.

Classic. Stand start on small crimp edges, move left into corner and make a committing few moves up to large holds to top out.

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 in the back of the cave on the massive jug rail. Make your way to the lip and traverse all the way left using tricky footwork, then head up as for Curtain Call to match on the sharp jug.

This line also has a direct variant that heads straight up from the lip to the crimp rail and finishes as for Encore. This line differs to Grand Opening as you can use the left side of the wall.

Start: Original problem on the lefthand side of the wall, starting with a sit-start.

'The Show Must Go On' is a harder version coming in from the bottom right.

Tricky start, eases as you go. From a sit start on the finger jug, climb up the juggy wall.

Sit start on the massive juggy pocket and move up passing a bad RH sloper

Start on the chalked crack just to the right of the V3. Head straight up.

Sit-start on sloping rail. Trend up and right using slopers and eventually jugs.

Sit start in slot on the arete.

The left arete. Stand start on opposing side-pulls past a pinch to top out.

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

Sit start on the curving crack. Move left using pockets and crimps. Traverse into the higher of the two rails and finish as for "The Show Must Go On"

The right arete is a classic that has a sting in the tail. Sit start on the underclings and climb up left past a pocket and into slopey finish.

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

Sit start on the slot.

Sit start on the jugs on the arete.

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

RH right-trending crack weakness. Starts on the low jugs and climbs up the weakness to a crux move reaching up for a gaston pocket. Was massively overgraded at V5 for a long time.

Sit start on the blocky horizontal at the edge of the roof. Move up on good holds and veer left on good edges on the face and top out 1-2m right of As the Crow Flies.

Takes the left-trending weakness of pockets from a sit-start - on the rightside of the big horizontal. Once the big horizontal is gained, keep traversing all the way left to finish at the pocket (the finish of 'Spanking the Monkeybars')

Sit start on input flakes just right of Bad Call. Move up left to slopey features and up on jugs.

Sit start as per the V1, then head up and left to top out.

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

Starting from 'Sick Nutter' traverse left through the slopers to 'Paranoiac Critical Town' then top out.

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.

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

Sit start front of font boulder. Pleasant juggy slab.

Start as for Stoplight Arete but bust out left via under clings and up face.

Great climbing on a solid line. Sit start on the jug at the bottom of the rising diagonal cleft, which is followed rightward to top out on the far right of the boulder.

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!

Sit start on a LH pocket and a RH big sloper/slot. Climb straight out via pockets and slopers to top out stood on the slab.

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

Start as for George St but head straight up and top out.

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

The groove using eponymous pimply pinches.

Sit start at back of the cave and climb left around the to finish as for two sleeps

Sit start at the base of the leaning arete and climb leftwards up the line of slopers and flakes. A classic for the grade!

From the start holds of TBC, climb the diagonal rightwards.

A long problem on the lip of the cave, finishing up pockets. Standing start and pull on, then motor horizontally toward 'Ogre Thumb' crux, then up on pockets. Pumpy.

1 metre left of Stoplight Arete, sit start in crack and layback up corner. Fun.

Sit-start from a low 'horizontal and slightly higher (LH) one - then motor up the left-trending vague arete using crimps - until you can lock up and right to a big pocket/jug. Solid at the grade.

Start as for Arm and a Leg and climb straight up the juggy seam.

The straight up problem off the slot and edge.

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

Sit start on the right side of the low break and climb up the line of jugs.

Sit start on low flakey rail, pull up onto large flat rail and make tricky move left to sloper and top out.

Start as for Ass Backwards and move up to slopey features. Dyno from here up right to the worn white jug on the face....like a boss! Top out. (Good holds used for Ass Backwards, up from the slopey feature are out - besides why would you not want to do the dyno?)

From horizontal, up and right to sharp pocket then up to break.

The easy arete is climbed from a sit.

A great two mover. Pretty much a 1-3-6 campus move - but with your feet on (if you get the drift).

Sit-start on the horizontal on the right-side of the cave and head up via a sidepull and pinch to the slopers. Dyno for the flat-top jug to finish. Originally given V6.

Ryan

Uhuru Channel static finish!

Climb the juggy face right of arete from a sit.

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.

The left most line on the main face. Sit start on good slanting holds and climb the right trending diagonal weakness to mantle over the huge lip.

Start on obvious chalked rail (half a metre right of Ceramics) and work your way up the arête to a committing few moves up high.

Sit start on low, horizontal seam.

Start as for 'Damsel' , make a few moves left past pocket to nondescript finish.

Sit-start on the low flake and small arete hold - then up via a 'triangle' pinch hold to the big break. Originally given V4.

Sit start in big hueco (as for Happy Camper & Race Eater), then head straight out to letterbox slot and sloper. Dyno to good hold. Topout's not as easy as it seems... Arguably about as hard as 'Silly Putty'.

Good warm up. Sit start on low jugs down and right of the start of TBC. Climb up and right.

Up using the crack. Sit start for hard variant.

Sit start 4m right of Wiggly Boy between the tree and the boulder on the shallow pockets in the vague seam. Move up on edges and mantle.

An 8-move traverse into a big dyno.

The burly twin of "Ministry of Love". Sit start on the off angle slopey rail and head left to the slot and jug.Traverse the overhang right on pockets to a sloper and edges and a tricky top out.

Sit start on the juggy holds under the roof. Move back to a bad undercling and make a hard move to the pocket on the arete. Finish up Golden Oldie.

Up through undercling and along the lip to surprisingly difficult mantle.

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

Overgraded? jug haul starting from a sit-start then up the right-trending flakeline - to cut back left via a horizontal slot - then the top.

Sit start on the left side of the low juggy break. Make a big move to the slopey pocket and top out up big holds.

Sit start on the low, chalked hold.

Our advice would be not to make this your first V2. The easy line up the middle of the face 2m right of the tree, finishing just left of the crack at top.

Classic central problem through the cave.

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)

Riley Kenna's channel!

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

The left arete starting with a RH pinch and low LH on the arete. Top out. Compression problem.

Sit start on the jugs on the arete.

Starts on the big chalked slopey hold under the hanging arete (left of Lost For Life). Up via a pocket in the roof, then undercling to a good jug. Has a reputation for being nails hard for the grade.

Start in the big juggy double barrel pockets 2m right of the Seam Grip exit. Make a big throw to jugs and top out.