Routen in Granite Belt für ausgewählte Schwierigkeit

Step off the huge boulder, passing 4 BRs to DBB.

The next three routes are also accessed from the summit. Walk down a northwestfacing gully to a large, sloping platform.

The strenuous layback corner on the right hand side. Rob Staszewski and Shane Chemello early 1980’s

Straight up from the bolt belay to a bolt. Then continue up to flake and piton. Up to a second bolt in the bulge, and then easily to tree belay. Scott Camps and Dick Henderson April 1986

Ten metres left of the previous route move up the slab and trend right to a bolt. Past this then to the top. Double bolt belay on the left.

Located 20m on the left side of the Castle Rock trail just after you crest a ridge approx 500m from the information centre after the first set of continuous stone steps. Establish yourself with some difficulty in the rough hand crack and up to a rest in the off-width at half height. Continue up to top out then down-climb easy short chimney at rear.

Belaying from the top of this route is not recommended unless you have several very large cams to protect the top of the crack. If seconding this ideally have belay downclimb rear chimney after their ascent and belay from the floor behind the boulder.

A nice quest up the two apposing seams. Start on side pulls and move up and then right. Easy mantle out. Someone fell off the ladder whilst scrubbing this line up.

Start both hands on the good ledge at head hight and get a left toe into the seam below. Boulders to the right are out. Pull left to get onto a nice pinch, work the feet up and the rest goes fairly easy.

Left side arete/ slab. Stand start on obvious holds and delicately balance up.

Stand start to the left of “Big Angry Ants” on bad hand holds and a high very good footer. Levitate up

Sit sit straight up the crack on jams, locks and whatever else you can find.

Up the pocketed face to a committing topout. Start with hands in the big low pocket.

Stand start the rippled face with slopey edges. Straight up finished as “KPK”

Stand start on good crimps on right side of boulder, traverse diagonally left and retreat down via adjacent boulder.

Front face of BOTB

Crouch start using the under cling. Head left into the crack and up. excellent thin hand jams all the way up through the top out. Named after the drunk fisherman that was hanging around the spines, didn't catch his name and I don't think he caught any fish ether.

Sit start right side of bloc with obvious shelf for hands and feet. Follow the traversing left line along the lip on jugs. Top out the tallest part of the lip, up and over precarious fridge sized Boulder on top.

Stand start in the open book corner, with the vertical crack, using crimps. Move up and right following the crack to a semi-tall top out.

Jsbc

Start 2m left of “Another Best Day Ever”. Watch the tree on the top out….also use the tree to get down

Squat start matched on lowest jug, climbing the arching arete left, along to the highest point of the bloc. Trust those smears! Also used as the down climb from “Mantle Magic” - same Bloc.