Routen in Glebe

Easy warm up

Traverse from the start of Climb 1 across, then finish to the right of Climb 2. Do not use the ground, do not use the top of the wall, do not pass go, do not collect $200.

Easy but gritty highball. Traverse and downclimb.

Start: below big bolts. High, but easy gradient. Down climb "Climb 3" or rap off.

How to get down "Through the Roof"

Start: Sharp yellow corner with pile of cement at base.

Old school beefy layaway up to ledge with two old rusty carrots.

Straight up to hold under roots.

Climb the corner. A few footholds on the right, grab the fin in your right hand, undercling left and work your way up. If you get to the top bolder it’s possibly V3 for that extra highball shuffle up.

Starts: Right next to "MMMT"

Pinch arete while climbing chipped slab past two rusty old carrots, if you must.

Hard start with a committing reach. Once you're past there it's easy.

Climb up the two ledges next to "Maxi Taxi" while using the edge of "Maxi Taxi" for holds. Extra points if you don't get too mad at the tree branch sticking into your back on the first ledge. Use the Maxi Taxi crack for protection.

A really nice easy crack climb to the left of "Stick It".

First move brings you to two great solid crimps but from here it's all slopers, so stick it.

Start low on the left of the big slab with your feet on the mossy ledge.

Keep left and work your way up to the jug on the left and a crimpy sidepull on the right using sketchy feet.

Desperate move up to a solid crimpy ledge, match and rock over to the right, finishing with both hands on the top of the wall. Down-climb through Reach For The Stars.

Work your way up the face on the side of You Have No Idea. Work through two reachy and committing moves before joining You Have No Idea and finishing the last 1.5m.

Start in the corner and traverse over to You Have No Idea. From here complete the problem.

Start: Left of broken slab. Slab and arete with giant chipped jugs - good news for the top-out into compost! Probably a teen top-rope test-piece in its time.

Not hard just very very commiting. Another highball arete which is possible to do on trad, but the dodgy sandstone ins't worth the risk.

Start at the base of the fallen slab and climb up it.

Start at the base of the fallen slab. Climb up and keep going to the top.

Start with one hand on the right side and the other on the left, move your right hand up right to the top sloper, stick it and top out.

Start with one hand on the right side and the other on the left, move your right hand up to the edge that sticks out of the top out.

This starts further away from all the other climbs halfway toward the main wall. Begin on the platform and work up the two crimps.

Do Not Climb, the two bolts at the top have been flattened so there is nowhere to lower off.

Start out under the overhang and go out to the left then right.

Starts to the right of "Slippery When Wet" on two small bad crimps, cross left to a two finger pocket then a mono and you're at the first bolt. Continue on up from here.

There is a chain to lower off at, but it is old and rusted, also looks like a dynabolt. not to be trusted as I was able to pull a lower off chain out of the wall on the climb right next to it, looks to be the same type too, dyna bolt and chain.

Starts out with a one finger pocket

The Carrot Bolts are all rusted and the ring bolts are half broken, Do Not Climb! Even with Trad, but then again if your leading, you should be able to work that out anyway.

Start out with large pocket on the right and crimp on the left, reach up for another pocket above with left hand, right hand to side pull on right, move feet up, right hand up to crimp then to horizontal crack, left hand above that and then finish the last few moves.

Basically just a way to get to the top of Mantle Mania

A pretty bad little chiseled climb that seams to finish at the top of the wall, if you can get up on the mantle then you're past the crux. the small side pull crimp high up might help.

To the right of the break, start with your hands on two very thin crimps. Head right without using the top lip, then top out at right-hand end.

Start with hands on two angled sidepulls at the right-hand end. Head left without using the top lip, then top out just before the break.

You could keep going left, but the section after the break is full of loose blocks that don't take much force to pull out.