Routen in Northern Tablelands für ausgewählte Schwierigkeit

Has 'Gents' painted on the rock

Start at flanged crack and reach up to crescent direct (sans small jug on right), then move down and right finishing via C4.

Starting a couple of meters left of the original Central Trackside Slab & Crack utilising positive but awkwardly positioned holds to gain the slab (UK5b) and finish up the original route. Careful the holds here look like they will compact down with traffic also potentially dangerous landing.

More short route than boulder problem takes the path of least resistance to the top. UK5a via crimps to get on to the slab with good landing, low end 4c as the route crux onto the block (don't fall here), 4b move to top, looks to take bomber gear if you prefer; should translate to soft VS 4c from memory! Also the descent route, jump off the lower slab.

Start up CT Slab & Crack, mantle and ascend the green arete. Low-end UK4c route crux with potentially life threatening landing, do not fall, do not attempt when slab is damp.

Sit Start. Into crack and up.

Start at flake as for OHC but mantle onto it and up

Sit start layback off large flake. Traverse Left into base of chimney crack. Up crack to top.

At the end of the traverse, set yourself and grab the finger jug above the traverse line on the arete, then mantle to top!

Awkward bulge

Finger bang surly Steve in his rocky eyeballs to glory. SDS with two shallow monos wide apart, up to crescent.

A Font like experience? Right of SW9, start around the "India" feature, uppity and mantle!

Starting hand holds as for SW9, feet sans base-plate, traverse right via edges and crimps to finito via SW10. A soft touch?

Nice holds, bad landing

Start on left detached block Northern aspect moving into and traversing the flared offwidth/chimney to the arete of Sheeba Inu before topping out (dabbing the top is a bail).

Climb the offwidth/chimney from the ground, no dabbing! Awkward landing throughout potentially very dangerous, take care with pad placement +or- spotter preferable.

Pull down NOT out! Trend left at topout

Access the slab via start of VB-Slab1, traverse left to featured arete and drop down into S4, keep moving left into flake system of S5 to finish up it.

Access the slab via VB-Slab-2, traverse left to featured arete and drop down into S4, keep moving left into S5 to finish up it.

Access the slab via VB-Slab-3, traverse left to featured arete and drop down into S4, keep moving left into S5 to finish up it.

Access the slab via VB-Slab-4, traverse left to featured arete and drop down into S4, keep moving left into S5 to finish up it.

Access the slab via VB-Slab-5, traverse left to featured arete and drop down into S4, keep moving left into S5 to finish up it.

Access the slab via VB-Slab-6, traverse left to featured arete and drop down into S4, keep moving left into S5 to finish up it.

Start matched on horizontal edge right of starting hold for S8/S9. Traverse right through the overhang along the good edge, sloper and jug, finish up Ampersand.

Up the back left side of the mushroom

Sit start and climb as for Bu'ttons to gain the shelf then move left topping out via the small ledge of S3.

Slightly harder face climb

Several mantle problems

Arete from a stand, to a thutchy mantle

Slab classic. Start right of NE22 on the far left of the slab, up, trend right utilizing and mantling the large thin plate. Higher, harder and scarier than Rabbit Trap, cruxes at 3/4 height, awkward landing helmet is advisable. You will want to climb it again!

Start as for The Benevolent Biscuit! and traverse right across the slab into and up Rabbit Trap.

The direct/rightish variant of The Benevolent Biscuit! starting from the low large smiley.

Takes the highest point of the slab directe, a touch eliminate. Start as for MAQBA but rather than mantling the plate move further up by utilizing the smallish crimps and gaston to reach a decent hold which appears as a large shallow pocket up and right. Top out directly up from there. Technical and stretched crux with awkward landing, take care.

The sit start variant of Cliffhangers' Gate. If you found the sitter tough; you are not alone.

Thin slab

V shaped match then slap to top

SDS, to pinch, under cling and then smear to top right

Start as for Twin Ridge Traverse 1 but continue right to finish up Twin Ridge Slab 2. Easier top out but much worse landing. Really nice climbing may pick up an extra star as it cleans up more.

Stand start just left of the detached stone at the back (Northern aspect) of the larger twin. Utilise the good horizontal edge to move up the slab then veer left to rockover and top out.

Start as for Twin Ridge Slab 1 and move right to the diagonal rail making room to mantle the good horizontal edge and top out. V0+ climbing above an awful landing, be careful.

Starts at what looks like a chipped hold

Start: Half-way down the gully is a corner with two roofs. Scramble up to the large ledge at the base of the corner.

Bridge the corner and move around the roofs. Up the overhanging jam crack and an easier crack to the top.

Start: Approx. half-way between Eaves Dropper and Nicotinus. Scramble up to the base of the right-angled corner.

1. 20m (crux) Hard jamming up a corner to good ledge.

2. 15m Up and around roof to base of fierce crack. Avoid the true line and traverse left to a large flake.

3. 25m Up flake then easily up crack.

2 move wonder

Towards the river about 10m is a low rock with a couple groove moves

This silly one

Up horizontal rails and mantle.

Directly across the river, an easy arete, taller than it appears as the start is hidden.

Directly 4m is an easy low problem which can be under water at the 0.2 level. Start jammed low, then jug and up

A cruisy little layback problem

In the right side of the pit facing north, sit start and up the arete, duck under the chockstone without touching it or the back wall and up to freedom.

Short crimpy problem that feels more exposed than it is over the void above 'Octopus asylum'

This start further back / down / under the first 2 pits. Up jam crack and then grovel through the triangular exit.

In a pit with a wedged tractor tire. Poor feet, good crimpers, line up the top out.

Sit start the hand crack on the opposite side.

Sit start and climb the left side of the scalloped arête.

Sit start at base of flake. Up, around & mantle before you reach the next boulder.

A sweet, mossy & soft little finger crack line complete with chocks.

Start with hands on the mantle piece and use the L lobe to help mantle the mantle piece.

Up the middle of the left void, weird funky moves

Sit start semi-hovering over water, up fun rail.

Crimps to the top.

Up the slab

Swing left and side mantle into the cracked bowl

Traverse right through crimp to rail

Slimpers with great feet to mantle

Up the uncling feature and spine to top.

Up crimps, just of where the water comes out of the tunnel

Thrutch up

SDS on jug then up

Stand start on jug and up

A fun warmup slab

As for Warmup then traverse left for 2m without any arse dabbing

Sit start and head up over the prow.

Sit start on undercling, one mover to edge then top.

Start at back and move through the roof and anything goes using both sides.

Delicate crimp slab and mantle

Sit start contrived mantle and then up the weakness avoiding the right arete. Or it flows nicely if linked from The Sickle

From the top of Remembrance, bridge out and up the rail. Fun and easy, but highball with a bad landing.

A fun unique V shaped mantle problem

Start on crimps then move to lip and mantle

1 move weird pinch then mantle (South rock)

Start on the very far right, along the great rail then up

A fun

A variant that goes through the larger features out to the right

Start in the good pocket, one slap and then mantle

Crimps up the face.

Just around the corner on the great rail, right and up

Up layback / jam to jug

Start on slopers then top out right and mantle

Typical shitty bruce slab with a bum start, up the back of the bus driver boulder.

Start in crimps, use pocket like feature and crimps to mantel.

Slopey arete

Small friction dish and thin crimps / smearing.

Sit down start. Climb the corner.

Stand start layback then mantle up