Einträge in Jindabyne

Scenic bouldering around Lake Jindabyne and surrounds.

cliff line is seen when driving over the Jindabyne spillway. A mix of routes here from easy trad lines to very hard (high 20s) bolted sport.

hard sport climb with a few bolts, slab and steep headwall

main crack seen on the right side of the roof. easy start into hands and finger crack above, the crux is pulling the lip and into the upper section. bolted but may need some extra cams depending on confidence.

technical crack seam and layback feature on the righthand side slab feature. tricky mid moves to easy finish easy setup for toprope

Ffar right wall around corner, wide crack system and to left slab.

right hand side slab, another wide crack, hard to place gear up top.

A few boulders by the side of the lake with about 10 problems on them. A little topo of this is available from Bruce at Wilderness sports in Jindabyne for $8.

Start at peak of bulge and mantle

The off-width

Sit start. Between the crack and arête, hug this thing like a fridge and use teeny feet to walrus your way to the top.

Sit start and up the thin arete

Sit start straight up between crack and arete

Sit start and up the seam

Jump start to slopers and mantle

Low start left hand on square cut section of arete right hand on good undercling edge. Move straight up compressing both aretes. Don’t touch the other boulders!

Sit start straight up crack

Sit start and traverse crack.

Layback the crack then move to gutter cleaner and up.

Sit start, up the face.

Climb the arete

CLimb the not so big rail.

Use the small crack for hands and the small feet at the baseto start. Slap the top finger jug and mantle.

Climb slightly right of the line up arete from sit start.

Other side of boulder between #11 and #12. Cramped! V0 if you can fit in there.

Coarse granite boulders on the edge of town. Not the most spectacular area but there are some worthwhile lines.

Sit start and big move to the lip, mantle out. Wizard beta can take a grade or two off....

A mash up. Start as for sit and smear, cross over tummy rub then hit the lip crimp on hissing machines and mantle out.

Start from the undercling and nubbin, go to sloper and micro crimp then awkward mantle. Hard and committing. Alt start hanging off the rail.

Start far right and go all the way left. A good warm up

Ummm?? That's it

Start on hollow flake, straight up

Use the huge block out left for feet

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The first problem done at the tip. Start as for ATATO but traverse right then mantle and top out.

The first route at the tip. Start as for ATATO then head left

Start far left traverse right, hop to the next boulder round the corner then mantle on the vertical face.

Climb the easy crack from a sit start.

Sit start traverse right along the top of the flake

sit start between the large detached flake and crimps to the top... crux is keeping your butt and feet off the floor.

Climb the edge of the flake

Sit start as for the great arch and head left and lock those jams in asap

sit start, straight up

Sit start as for the great arch, stand up traverse left. Finish up the crack on the slab

Alt finish to MMOITC, continue traversing round until you can reach the offwidth (try stretching a foot out)

The offwidth... sit start

Start in seam then reach up to sloper on lip and mantle out

Stand start at the base of the arete, climb up left of the arete and commit to topping out. Sketchy fall so make sure you have a couple of crash pads. Sit start variation was FA my Ivan Mak

Highball the arete. Although a very nice problem it hosts the worst landing and has a very committing top out. Climb the sharp arete from a standing start, key holds both left and right of the arete. A sit start has also been done (M Feeney) if you can find the holds behind the lomandra

nice easy lowball boulder, starting on side crimps to an easy mantle.

lot sit start on crack & work your way up crack into a mantle

Traverse sit start around left side of boulder using crimps, going into mantle when you reach the other rock.

Needs some further cleaning. sit start, traverse left to the far corner and top out

Sit start on the corner, up then traverse left, round the corner then mantle up

Nice but solid with a very low start. Was a project of Lindsay's. Sit start on horrible slopers with terrible feet out left. Crank like crazy to the right and finish up UCAP

Start on the crimps at about waist height, continue up arete

Sit start on crimp and fire up arete. The right arete is in

Sit start two hands in the crack (its a boulder.. so its allowed to be contrived)traverse right, sloper slap across until you can pull off the arete then an awesome mantle onto the top. Add grades if the boulder has been cooking in the sun all day. This has been described as the best problem at the tip. Crux beta credit goes to Soren

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Start on the rail then move left staying below the rail on sharp crimps

Stand start and up...careful not to break more holds off

Sit start then up

Pull on and dyno for the lip. feels like your going to smash into the corner if you miss... but managed to avoid it everytime (so far)

Climb the two aretes then mantle up. Intimidating top out.

Traverse right then top out

Lay on your back and throw your feet up in the crack, pull on, shuffle up get the rail and top out

Sit start pull on and mantle

up the arete. hard to keep your back off the adjacent boulder and an awkward landing

traverse then mantle

up the crack on crumbling rock

sit start, straight up and mantle. Soren's first FA

Same start as CC up finger crack to top ledge, traverse right with awkward move around corner finish with left hand in vertical crack, right hand in jug

Sit start, traverse along jugs, heel hook jugs, catch top ledge around corner, traverse around to finger crack and top out to finish same as crumblier crack

At the far end of the NRMA Holiday park

A good ledge to practice your mantling.

Starting on ledge, lower feet are out. High heel hook to slap up to ledge, straight up to top out

Traverse from left to right along the obvious seam keeping the feet in the seam before going up the vertical crack

Starting from the juggy rail go straight up.

Starting from the rail, go right without using the next rail above and then top out

Up the arrete on the small crimps, bit of a one move wonder.

Sit start, climb the arete through the 'gasping mouth'

Traverse left to right along the horizontal crack before heading up the vertical crack, using only the left side of the crack

Start far left around from the vertical crack with hands on a near horizontal ledge and traverse around the boulder to the right. Up the snaking crack to the top out

Straight up the crack

Up the middle of the boulder. Match start on lowest rail then follow the other rails up.

Up and to the left, top out

I climbed everything while staying at the holiday park, it may be worth asking them for permission if you are not paying to camp there

An assortment of granite boulders spread throughout this area.

Sit start on two small crimps about waist height, move up through small edges to flat top and mantle out.

Low start with a left hand crimp and right hand on the arete. Move up crimps at head height and traverse left, mantling out on the left hand side.

Start as for Bowl Cut, but climb straight up (sticking to more the RHS of boulder) and mantle out.

Low compression start on both aretes. Hug and ascend.

Stand start- two hands in the shallow crack, up and out.

Start as for ‘Ay-oh!?’, traverse left staying in crack system trending left and then top out.

Low start with two crack hands, follow crack up and top out. Lose a grade if you use feet on the right (boulder that Ay-ho!? and String start on).

Sit start fridge hug with hands in the cracks, climb up and top out.

Low start in crack, follow up crack and mantle out.

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Reach up/ jump start up onto rail, mantle out (probably lose a grade for taller individuals).

Pull on using undercling/ arete and blast up slopey edge, finally making it to the starting rail for Stick-em up, mantle out. (Be-wary of rock quality as it appears to be weak in spots on the face but should be okay on big rails and slopers etc)

A singular boulder of great character and height which lies 20meters from the road into Tyrolean. This one rock offers a small selection of good technical and powerful climbs and projects between V0-V6+. Problems which topout are tall so bring extra pads and spotters. Decend via a V1 down mantle onto the ledge behind on good holds. Looks like a big "Simpsons alien" head from the right angle.