Ascents in Australia as sport by Murray

End of day improbable jump on. Went great just fell at the penultimate move. Will come back to clean this one up for sure!

Nice rock and climbing. Need to focus on getting those feet positions right.

Quite good climbing and rock but bit of a sting to the anchors!

Really sandy and hard to read, gets easier with beta and some cleaning. Would be good with lots of traffic .

'Enhanced'. Gave it a shot and I think I settled on some beta that worked for me, challenge will be keeping the pump in order later on (amazing jugs). One lap, save for later (as usual). Pockets were only a little damp.

Good, though had some difficulty summiting the bulge thing with awkward feet placements.

That anchor! What a contrived pain at the end. Got into trouble getting stuck under the roof figuring out how I was unwind myself to reach the anchor, annoying feet to reach this contrived end.

Nice, quite varied climbing, anchor is hmm a bit contrived to the left.

Interesting one, Mr. Bundy. Committing but satisfying crux.

Potential for harder route on the right side of arete.

Hard for one move to get out of cave then easy?

Unclear from description and assorted bolts on site how to start this correctly. Quite mossy on the traverse.

Ok slab action, a little insecure and slippery.

An easy tick for the grade, get on it today.

I charged into this route like a raging bull, no stick clip or beta needed for me. Was soon huffing and puffing but held firm and fought on to the end. Quite good sustained climbing.

Very punchy, burly start (maybe a bit too burly for the grade?) and fun fun climbing.

Outstanding climbing. A million chalked holds but you only need a fraction of them so can you choose your own style of climbing on this excellent rock route.

Some quite nice climbing.

'Desperate crimping' is no joke. Very hard crux move (and a bit sharp), and the rest is a unbalanced rambling.

Technical feet. A little sharp on the hands at the end of session.

Great warm up, just one hard move for the grade.

Very technical and beta specific to each individual. I think I worked it out but not confident some sections. Pulling the roof undercling crux. All freed but need to come back fresh...

No joke you need the full 60m. A trimmed 59m rope would be too short!

Very slow and cautious onsight, a little tricky to read the buttock.

I had forgotten the crux was at the start!

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Fought through the crack system but then made a bad call trying to clip mid crux above the cave, slipped off. Otherwise quite good route.

Excellent! Must check out. This is the fun warmup you want.

Sandbag. Not the warmup you want.

Definitely the classic line in the area. Good rock, tricky and sustained lower section.

Shutdown at punchy crux. Need to commit to the crimpy jugs, grimace at the poor feet position and launch for that slot.

Curious uniform wear pattern on the rap off ring.

I ended up using the crack, it just felt too contrived otherwise. Anchors are above the crack, setting this as a toprope makes for a great beginners climb on the adjacent 'trad' route!

Climbs alright. Carrot anchors.

Definitely a Bundy route

Runout from 2nd bolt to end, could use another for comfort.

Much harder then it looks if you don't know the beta.

Quite tricky to read at crux and pumped out.

Hard suspended motion onsight. Shutdown at the crux figuring out what to do. Three possible options were presented, eventually decided to go left of the crack. Unclear if this was the right way. Top section a bit sandy, some fragile holds.

Total sandpit near the bottom, but then very enjoyable easy chimney style climbing.

Tricky, not the best warmup. Fell clipping first bolt - best to use stick clip.

Pumped out, even after mastering the Giles B 'crouch outwards' rest. No super hard moves.

Struggling with the cold and endless pump, but top notch route. Got the 'meat wrap' beta from Giles at the crux.